ANSWER NOW PLEASE How does sea ice keep the ocean cool? Why is it important to keep ocean temperatures from rising?

Water below sea ice has a higher concentration of salt and is denser than the surrounding ocean water, so it sinks and moves from the surface. Because this solar energy "bounces back" and is not absorbed into the ocean, temperatures nearer the poles remain cool relative to the equator.

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