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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 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 alter how ocean currents move.
A change in the amount of polar ice will alter how ocean currents move.
A change in the amount of polar ice will reflect more sunlight toward the Eastern Seaboard.
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Scientists believe that winters might be milder on the Eastern Seaboard in the future primarily due to the following reason:
A change in the amount of polar ice will alter how ocean currents move.
As polar ice melts, it can affect ocean currents and their temperatures, which in turn influences the climate in regions like the Eastern Seaboard.
