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The term geoengineering refers to _________________ correct answers Using volcanoes to slow Global Warming How do greenhouse gases warm the earth? correct answers Reflect long wavelength light (heat) downward toward surface Currently, natural gas and coal are the two cheapest sources of energ...

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The term geoengineering refers to _________________ correct answers Using volcanoes to slow
Global Warming

How do greenhouse gases warm the earth? correct answers Reflect long wavelength light (heat)
downward toward surface

Currently, natural gas and coal are the two cheapest sources of energy used in producing
electricity.(T/F) correct answers True

Sea level is currently falling.(T/F) correct answers False

The earth's atmosphere contained no greenhouse gases before humans started emitting them.
(T/F) correct answers False

Winds must be _____ or greater for something to be considered a tornado. correct answers 40
MPH

______ tornadoes and higher cause structural damage in buildings correct answers F2

How many F6 tornadoes have been observed in the United States? correct answers None

What water body supplies warm, moist air to Midwest tornadoes? correct answers Gulf of
Mexico

Lower atmospheric pressures in the center of a hurricane are associated with
_________________ correct answers Stronger storms

The company that drilled the well near the mud volcano blame a ___________________ for the
mud eruption. correct answers An earthquake

When did the Little Ice begin? correct answers Roughly 1300 or 1400

What ended Medieval Warm Period? correct answers Little Ice Age

Scientists measured 18O/16O in ______________ to reconstruct Maya-era droughts. correct
answers Ostracod shells

What happens when too much water is taken from the ground? correct answers Ground subsides

Latent heat slows down supercell formation and thereby decreases tornado liklihoods. correct
answers False

, Why are underpasses unsafe during tornadoes? correct answers They enhance winds

Low, rotating clouds are warning sign of tornadoes.(T/F) correct answers True

Hurricane Katrina ranks as the deadliest hurricane disaster in U.S. history.
(T/F) correct answers False

What is the greatest threat associated with hurricanes? correct answers Storm surges

What is the Loop Current? correct answers Warm water flowing from the Caribbean into the
Gulf of Mexico

Lower atmospheric pressures in the center of a hurricane are associated with
_________________ correct answers Stronger storms

Coastal wetlands _________________ inland storm surges. correct answers Weaken (by slowing
them among other things)

The Younger Dryas devasted the ___________________ civilization correct answers Abu
Hureya

The ratio 18O/16O is a drought proxy. Low 18O/16O values indicate _____________ correct
answers A wet period

Which of the following is not a greenhouse gas? correct answers Oxygen

Modern CO2 levels are now 400 ppm. Over the last million years, values have been in the range
of ______________ . correct answers 200-300 ppm

The earth's atmosphere contained no greenhouse gases before humans started emitting them.
(T/F) correct answers False

How do greenhouse gases warm the earth? correct answers Reflect long wavelength light (heat)
downward toward surface

Asteroids and comets hit the Earth at speeds over 10 miles per second. (T/F) correct answers
True

Airburst meteors are the result of paired asteroids colliding as they hit the Earth's atmosphere.
(T/F) correct answers False

Which tornado category is most common correct answers F1

How are microbursts created? correct answers Cold air falling from cloud tops

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