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Ice and snow reflect much more of the sun's energy than soils or vegetation. what effect would a permanent, complete covering of the arctic ocean by floating sea ice have o…
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Ice and snow reflect much more of the sun's energy than soils or vegetation. what effect would a permanent, complete covering of the arctic ocean by floating sea ice have on the extent of permafrost in arctic and high latitude lands?
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Since ice and snow reflect so intensely the sun's energy, a complete covering of the artic would mean the sun's energy would be reflected even more intensely, which would increase temperature and melt the ice and the snow more quickly
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