> However, the impact of salinity on the difference in sea level between the Atlantic and Pacific sides of the Panama Canal is also relatively small, as differences in salinity in the canal are primarily caused by fresh water inputs from rivers and rainfall, rather than differences in ocean salinity.
Surely "differences in salinity in the canal" are not what's relevant to the sea level on each side and how much impact ocean salinity has on that.
A fine example, I suggest, of how it does not understand things; it just spews out plausible strings of words.
> However, the impact of salinity on the difference in sea level between the Atlantic and Pacific sides of the Panama Canal is also relatively small, as differences in salinity in the canal are primarily caused by fresh water inputs from rivers and rainfall, rather than differences in ocean salinity.
Surely "differences in salinity in the canal" are not what's relevant to the sea level on each side and how much impact ocean salinity has on that.
A fine example, I suggest, of how it does not understand things; it just spews out plausible strings of words.