Which process increases the salinity of water? A. Runoff from land B. Formation of sea ice C. Precipitation D. Melting of sea ice

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Which process increases the salinity of water?

A. Runoff from land
B. Formation of sea ice
C. Precipitation
D. Melting of sea ice

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It would be Formation of sea ice.

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