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Does a melted iceberg increase the salinity of the ocean?
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Does a melted iceberg increase the salinity of the ocean?

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dedpool here!

no it doesn't

hope this helps

User Vito Valov
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Hello @andoo5,

How are you doing? Icebergs are made up of fresh water. No salt (:. Which means when it melts into the salty water, you have lower levels of salinity. I hope this helps!

Thank you,
Darian D.
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