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GCIT FINAL EXAM 2024 WITH 100% ACCURATE SOLUTIONS American Beliefs in Climate Change - PRECISE ANSWER Most believe it is happening, believe it is anthropocentric, trust climate scientists, do not discuss climate change, and believe that it will not personally affect them Scientific Consensus of Climate Change - PRECISE ANSWER The climate already changed, changes are anthropogenic and distinguishable from natural resources, future changes will be cascading, and the problem is imminent and...

keeling curve correct answers graph of CO2 concentration vs time human population growth, sustainability, linked earth systems correct answers three linked concepts to be discussed through the course water was diverted from the lake for farming correct answers what led to changes in the area of the Aral Sea? reduced soil quality, less agricultural production, increased movement to urban areas, increased risk of landslides correct answers deforestation in Haiti has led to: archbishop ...

SCI 225 - Final ExamLouis Agassiz - correct answer european alps glacier hypothesis (striation) HMS Challenger - correct answer The first major oceanographic expedition - fossils different in cold and warm areas Milutin Milankovitch - correct answer change in orbital parameters forces climate change related orbital cycles to ice ages frank libby - correct answer Carbon dating can be used to determine how old substances are Cesare Emiliani - correct answer Used sediment cores to esti...

Short term carbon cycle Answer> Photosynthesis to respiration Rates of respiration vs photosynthesis Answer> Roughly equal Explain the seasonal variation in CO2 levels Answer> Follows the seasonal activity of plants, plants become more active = less CO2 in the air. Plants die around winter seasons = more CO2 in the air. More pronounced in the Northern Hemisphere (where there are more plants) than the Southern Hemisphere. Equator remains largely unaffected, as climate is mor...

2 types of energy that keep our planet warm - ️️1) Sun / External Heat / Incoming Radiant Energy (Short Wave) (99%) (2 determininants: Distance & Luminosity) 2) Earth / Internal Heat / Outgoing Radiant Energy (Long Wave) (Albedo / Reflectivity (30%)) (Conduction / Convection (1%)) Carbon Pump (Dust Travel) - ️️Mare aridity -> More Dust -> More Nutrients -> More Photosynthesis CO2 - ️️Global Impact on Temperature uniform in the atmosphere Earth's Thermostat Dark ...

What are anthropogenic global changes? - Answer-Global CO2 rise Ocean acidification What is the approximate thickness of the Earth's atmosphere? - Answer-120 km What is the largest reservoir of fresh water in the Earth system - Answer-Glaciers and ice caps What is the radius of the Earth - Answer-6,400 km What is thought by scientist to be the strongest factor responsible for the extremely hot climate on Venus compared to Earth - Answer-The Greenhouse Effect What are Greenhouse ...

Short term carbon cycle - Photosynthesis to respiration Rates of respiration vs photosynthesis - Roughly equal Explain the seasonal variation in CO2 levels - Follows the seasonal activity of plants, plants become more active = less CO2 in the air. Plants die around winter seasons = more CO2 in the air. More pronounced in the Northern Hemisphere (where there are more plants) than the Southern Hemisphere. Equator remains largely unaffected, as climate is more constant there. Keeling curve...

McMaster Biology 1M03 Exam Q&A with Accurate solution What is the carbon cycle? Why is it important? - The carbon cycle is the mouvement of carbon between species, the earth, the atmosphere and oceans. Without carbon, ecosystems would not function and persist over time. Most exchanges involve the ocean. What are the crucial processes in the carbon cycle? Why are they important? - Cellular respiration and photosynthesis. They cancel each other out so that there isn't too little CO2 (cau...

Geology 310T Exam 1 Questions and Answers Graded A The Earth is being - Altered by humans We call this influence - Anthropogenic Examples of anthropogenic influences Pollution, deforestation, urban heat islands, animal extinction, changing water flow, melting ice, ocean acidification Keeling Curve Graph that plots the ongoing change of CO2 concentration in Earth's atmosphere. It shows the life cycle of trees "breathing" in small squiggly oscillations. Keeling Curve is evidence for - Globa...

What can combat climate change? correct answersSulfur dioxide What are the GH gases? correct answersOzone, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, fluorinated gas How long do CFC's last in our environment correct answersLong time Keeling Curve correct answersgraph that plots the ongoing change in concentration of carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere since the 1950s Ozone which contributes to the formation of smog is found in the correct answerstroposphere From 1860, the mean glo...