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How does water heat Earth?
Water traps heat and holds it deep inside the ocean.
Water transports nutrients and waste.
Water carries heat from the equator toward the poles.
Water from rainfall on land starts in the ocean.



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Final answer:

Water's high specific heat helps regulate Earth's temperatures by acting as a heat reservoir, impacting the climate.


Explanation:

Water's high specific heat allows it to absorb and release heat slowly, helping to regulate Earth's temperatures. This property enables oceans to act as heat reservoirs by absorbing infra-red radiation from the sun, affecting the Earth's climate through temperature stabilization.


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