he polar regions radiate away more heat energy than they receive from the Sun in the course of a year. However, they are prevented from becoming progressively colder each year primarily by the absorption of ultraviolet radiation by snow A transport of heat through the atmosphere and oceans B concentration of Earth's magnetic field lines at the poles C release of latent heat to the atmosphere when the polar ice caps melt D generation of heat by glacial movement

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Kaden Cochran

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13 March, 02:58

he polar regions radiate away more heat energy than they receive from the Sun in the course of a year. However, they are prevented from becoming progressively colder each year primarily by the absorption of ultraviolet radiation by snow A transport of heat through the atmosphere and oceans B concentration of Earth's magnetic field lines at the poles C release of latent heat to the atmosphere when the polar ice caps melt D generation of heat by glacial movement

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A. transport of heat through the atmosphere and oceans

Explanation:

The polar region of the world acts as a heat-absorbing sink and they are prevented from getting progressive colder due to the impacts of the solar radiation. That transports the heat in the forms of the sir and water and thus releases of the latent heat of the water lead to the break up of the ice sheets and thus glacial ice tends to melt and float away.