Why cold salty water sinks in the North Atlantic

Salt and cold can send ocean water downward

In the Norwegian Sea, more water evaporates than falls as rain or snow, making surface water saltier. Cooling makes it colder as well. Cold, salty water is heavy enough to sink and then flow south through the deep ocean.

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