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24. How does tree ring growth or lack of growth support or refute climate changes in the last 100years?

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24. How does tree ring growth or lack of growth support or refute climate changes in the last 100years?

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We can tell by the wideness of them how warm/ wed or cold/ dry that year has been

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23. Droughts and forest fires are on the rise all around the world. lf there's no water for the plantsto drink and survive, how can they effectively remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere?. 

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23. Droughts and forest fires are on the rise all around the world. lf there's no water for the plantsto drink and survive, how can they effectively remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere?. 

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They don't because they would die due to their no water therefore the air would be bad

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22.Carbon dioxide has been associated with the warming of Earth. You have learned in Biologyclass that carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is taken out of the air by plants and trees throughphotosynthesis and replaced with breathable oxygen.

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22.Carbon dioxide has been associated with the warming of Earth. You have learned in Biologyclass that carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is taken out of the air by plants and trees throughphotosynthesis and replaced with breathable oxygen.

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This statement does not support global warming deniers because it has nothing to do with climate yet oxygen. This can support science climate research because of how much of the carbon is actually being taken out of the air by plants. It does not change my thoughts on deforestation.

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21. Think of Goldilocks and the Three Bears again. How would you characterize the weatherpatterns of the United States in the last decade from 2008 - 2018? Very severe weatherpatterns, very weak weather patterns, or consistently average weather patterns. Considerhurricanes, tornados, thunderstorms, flooding events, and droughts. Support with evidence

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21. Think of Goldilocks and the Three Bears again. How would you characterize the weatherpatterns of the United States in the last decade from 2008 - 2018? Very severe weatherpatterns, very weak weather patterns, or consistently average weather patterns. Considerhurricanes, tornados, thunderstorms, flooding events, and droughts. Support with evidence

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I believe that the weather in the U.S has fluctuated significantly. There have been floods in the south and midwest, along with droughts in the west, there has not been really evident events that make climate change believable.

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20. How do El Nino weather patterns influence climate?

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20. How do El Nino weather patterns influence climate?

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They influence climate by When different parts of the tropical ocean warm and cool and the pressure gradients shift, the atmospheric wind patterns also shift to alter precipitation patterns

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19. How can cloud coverage bothcomplicate the heating of Earth and also help alleviate the heating of Earth?

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19. How can cloud coverage bothcomplicate the heating of Earth and also help alleviate the heating of Earth?

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A cloud free earth would absorb 20 percent more heat than it currently does.

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18. How does carbon dioxide trap infrared radiation on Earth?

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18. How does carbon dioxide trap infrared radiation on Earth?

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CO₂ molecules canvibrate in ways that simpler nitrogen and oxygen molecules cannot, which allows CO₂ molecules to capture the IR photons. Greenhouse gases and the greenhouse effect play an important role in Earth's climate

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17. Why is there less heat escaping into space?

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17. Why is there less heat escaping into space?

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the surface of the earth is absorbing most of the suns heat but it gives infrared radiation to space

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16. What are sea surface temperatures (SST)?

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16. What are sea surface temperatures (SST)?

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Sea surface temperature is the water temperature close to the ocean's surface

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15. What is ocean acidification? How has this influenced our oceans over the last 100 years?

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15. What is ocean acidification? How has this influenced our oceans over the last 100 years?

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It is the ongoing decrease in the pH of the Earth's oceans , caused by the uptake of carbon dioxide. It has decreased rapidly due to the carbon emissions from the industrial revolution

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14. If the glaciers melt, where does most of that liquid (freshwater) go? (ls ocean water drinkable?Can ocean water be used to irrigate crops for 7 billion Earthlings?)

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14. If the glaciers melt, where does most of that liquid (freshwater) go? (ls ocean water drinkable?Can ocean water be used to irrigate crops for 7 billion Earthlings?)

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The main way Russell loses ice is surface melting. Some of the resulting water runs off the glacier into nearby lakes and streams. Some drains into cracks and channels in the ice, where it can refreeze or flow to subglacial streams and lakes that feed into the sea

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13. How have sea levels fluctuated over the last several thousand years? ls this driven by naturalcircumstances or is this caused by human influence. ln your opinion, why?

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13. How have sea levels fluctuated over the last several thousand years? ls this driven by naturalcircumstances or is this caused by human influence. ln your opinion, why?

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In the last several thousand years the sea level has not changed that much but in the recent century the sea level has risen several inches.

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12. What can ice cores tell us about the history of Earth's climate over time? How far back in timecan ice cores provide information?

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12. What can ice cores tell us about the history of Earth's climate over time? How far back in timecan ice cores provide information?

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they can provide us with lots of information about earths climate over time due to the gases within them.

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11. Find a graphic of human-influenced carbon dioxide emissions and tlie atmosphericconcentration of carbon dioxide. Do the graphs you found look like hockey sticks? Explain.

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11. Find a graphic of human-influenced carbon dioxide emissions and tlie atmosphericconcentration of carbon dioxide. Do the graphs you found look like hockey sticks? Explain.

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yes they do look like hockey sticks because the carbon emissions have increased significantly in the last decade

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9. How does an increasing consumption of and demand for meat in a human's diet relate tocarbon emissions?

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9. How does an increasing consumption of and demand for meat in a human's diet relate tocarbon emissions?

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reducing heavy red meat consumption — primarily beef and lamb — would lead to a per capita food and land use-related greenhouse gas emissions reduction of between 15 and 35 percent by 2050.

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8. Does the gasoline that most cars need to operate and function contribute to the Earth'sgreenhouse effect?

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8. Does the gasoline that most cars need to operate and function contribute to the Earth'sgreenhouse effect?

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Yes, 28 percent of all greenhouse gases in the earths atmosphere come from transportation.

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7. Let's say after college you return to Lisle permanently for the rest of your life. We live in close proximity to the Great Lakes. ln 50 years, would we be fleeing our area or acceptingenvironmental refugees into our area?

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7. Let's say after college you return to Lisle permanently for the rest of your life. We live in close proximity to the Great Lakes. ln 50 years, would we be fleeing our area or acceptingenvironmental refugees into our area?

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I believe we will be accepting environmental refugees into our area because the climate will begin to change more south and north of us.

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6. Whats an environmental refugee?What places will people flee from?Where will they go?

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6. Whats an environmental refugee?What places will people flee from?Where will they go?

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Climate refugees or climate migrants are a subset ofenvironmental migrants who were forced to flee "due to sudden or gradual alterations in the naturalenvironment related to at least one of three impacts of climate change: sea-level rise, extreme weather events, and drought and water scarcity."

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5. Are increasing levels of carbon dioxide safe for human existence?

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5. Are increasing levels of carbon dioxide safe for human existence?

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No, people may begin to experience headaches, sleepiness, and stagnant, stale, stuffy air which is unsafe for humans

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4. Global population increase and carbon dioxide increase

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4. Global population increase and carbon dioxide increase

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climate disruption due to the buildup of human-generated greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. People around the world are beginning to address the problem by reducing their carbon footprint through less consumption and better technology

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3. Where is the fastest warming of the earths atmosphere occurring?

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3. Where is the fastest warming of the earths atmosphere occurring?

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I believe that the great barrier reef in australia because the coral mortality rate is above 50 percent.

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2. Why are some people skeptical of global warming?

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2. Why are some people skeptical of global warming?

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the rising sea levels may not have anything to do with climate change at all .Global sea level rise is simultaneously one of the most certain and uncertain impacts of climate change.

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1. Why do people believe global warming is occurring on earth?  

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1. Why do people believe global warming is occurring on earth?  

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There is ice melting rapidly and according to NASA 'The planet's average surface temperature has risen about 1.62 degrees Fahrenheit (0.9 degrees Celsius) since the late 19th century, a change driven largely by increased carbon dioxide and other human-made emissions"