CHAPTER SECTION 1 Currents - WPMU DEV
winds that blow across the surface of Earth’s oceans push water across Earth’s surface. This process causes surface currents in the ocean. Many winds blow across Earth’s surface, but they do not all blow in the same direction. Near the equator, the winds blow mostly east to west. Between 30° and 60° latitude, the winds blow mostly west ... ................
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