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the gaseous form of water; produced when water evaporates

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large-scale movement of water within the oceans in a certain direction

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the study of patterns of weather

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water stored below Earth's surface in soil and rock layers

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warming of air due to gases that cause less heat to be reflected than absorbed

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Greenhouse gases are gases that absorb heat from Earth and then send it back, making Earth warmer. These gases include water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide. They are called greenhouse gases because they are similar to the glass walls of a botanical greenhouse that trap heat and warm the air inside the greenhouse. This process is known as the greenhouse effect, and some scientists believe it has contributed to global warming in recent decades. Global warming is the gradual increase in the temperature of Earth.

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the atmospheric circulation around Earth that occurs in predictable patterns

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the slow warming of Earth's atmosphere due to climatic change

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in weather, the boundary between two masses of air with different properties

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the process in which matter changes from a liquid to a gas (related word: evaporate)

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pollution discharged into the atmosphere from a variety of sources

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a large-scale, long-term, change to Earth's regional or global weather systems

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NASA is a global leader in studying Earth’s changing climate.

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the average weather conditions in an area (related word: climatic)

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a waste product made by cells of the body; a gas in the air made of carbon and oxygen atoms: Humans rid themselves of carbon dioxide waste by exhaling, or breathing out.

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the layers of gases that surround a planet

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the force that air puts on an area (related word: pressure)