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Why do scientists believe that winters might be milder on the Eastern Seaboard in the future?(1 point)
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A change in the amount of polar ice will make cold water stay at the poles, warming up the land.
A change in the amount of polar ice will make cold water stay at the poles, warming up the land.
A change in the amount of polar ice will reflect more sunlight toward the Eastern Seaboard.
A change in the amount of polar ice will reflect more sunlight toward the Eastern Seaboard.
A change in the amount of polar ice will pull heat from the Eastern Seaboard.
A change in the amount of polar ice will pull heat from the Eastern Seaboard.
A change in the amount of polar ice will alter how ocean currents move.
Why do scientists believe that winters might be milder on the Eastern Seaboard in the future?(1 point)
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A change in the amount of polar ice will make cold water stay at the poles, warming up the land.
A change in the amount of polar ice will make cold water stay at the poles, warming up the land.
A change in the amount of polar ice will reflect more sunlight toward the Eastern Seaboard.
A change in the amount of polar ice will reflect more sunlight toward the Eastern Seaboard.
A change in the amount of polar ice will pull heat from the Eastern Seaboard.
A change in the amount of polar ice will pull heat from the Eastern Seaboard.
A change in the amount of polar ice will alter how ocean currents move.
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Scientists believe that winters might be milder on the Eastern Seaboard in the future due to **a change in the amount of polar ice will alter how ocean currents move.** This change can affect the distribution of heat in the oceans and how weather patterns are established, potentially leading to milder winter temperatures in that region.
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