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Which of the following processes does not decrease the salinity of seawater?
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Which of the following processes does not decrease the salinity of seawater?
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The process that does not decrease the salinity of seawater is the process of evaporation. The other processes like
runoff from land, precipitation & icebergs melting decreases the salinity of seawater.
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