Energy is imparted to the ocean by the wind, temperature differences between the ocean and the atmosphere, pressure forces due the horizontal differences in the density of ocean water, and finally by the rotation of the earth itself.
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Passionate about the environment and research, the ice camp coordinator, with her bubbly personality, takes each of her scientific missions to heart.
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During the formation of sea ice, small spaces remain between the ice crystals and are filled with a salty liquid, known as brines.
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