The impacts of global warming on oceans are significant. One reason sea levels are uneven is that prevailing
drive ocean currents, distributing water in complex patterns. Water, like land, absorbs heat unevenly, which means
temperature also becomes uneven across regions. Sea levels of hotter waters rise more clearly because larger
is needed when water expands with heat. In addition, melting ice from icebergs helps to
sea levels even further, worsening the effects of climate change.