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    Global Warming

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    “Greenhouse Effect” refers to the process by which absorption and emission of infrared radiation atmosphere gases (mainly Greenhouse gases such as CO‚ NO‚ and Carbon Monoxide) warms the Earth’s atmosphere and surface. b) Solar Variations- Solar variations are changes in the amount of radiant energy emitted by the Sun. It is believed that the more radiant energy emitted by the Sun‚ the hotter the Earth’s atmosphere will become since more heat energy will be produced. 3. EFFECTS OF GLOBAL WARMING:

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    Science Folio

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    INTRODUCTION Air pollution is the introduction into the atmosphere of chemicals‚ particulates‚ or biological materials that cause discomfort‚ disease‚ death to humans‚ damage other living organisms such as food crops‚ or damage the natural environment. The composition of air are nitrogen‚ oxygen‚ inert gases and others and carbon dioxide. There are few major air pollutants such as carbon monoxide‚ sulphur oxides‚ hydrocarbons and photochemical oxidants. The major effects of air pollutions are greenhouse

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    chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and its effects to our atmosphere. Hole in the Ozone also known as Ozone Depletion or Ozone Thinning had been an issue since the 70s and 80s. Even until now‚ this has become one of our major environmental issues. It is surprising to know that the ozone performs a major part in protecting us from dangerous radiation that the sun emits to our planet‚ even though it is also part of our pollution. As discussed in the film‚ the atmosphere is divided into several layers by density and

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    precambrian era

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    major eras: the Precambrian‚ the Paleozoic‚ the Mesozoic and the Cenozoic. The Precambrian era covers most of our planet’s history and lasted from Earth’s inception until 542 million years ago. It was during this era that the Earth became solid‚ the atmosphere became breathable and life emerged. There is little evidence about the events that led to the creation of our planet billions of years ago. Most of the knowledge we have about Earth’s beginnings comes indirectly from meteorites that smashed into

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    Jupiter Research Paper

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    gaseous planet and so it does not have a solid surface‚ because of it being made out of gas it technically has no surface. Temperatures range from high to low on Jupiter because of all the types of gases and layers that they are in‚ such as the upper atmosphere where it is colder and increases closer to the center. At the top of Jupiter’s clouds the temperature is around -230 degrees Fahrenheit or -145 degrees Celsius. Jupiter’s temperature increases as you descend closer to the center of the planet. The

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    footprint means releasing less and less carbon and other greenhouse gases into our atmosphere.When you use electricity and power‚travel in vehicles and when you run factories and industries‚you are releasing huge quantities of greenhouse gases into our atmosphere and this is damaging our environment.As an individual you must be thinking what can you do to reduce global warming‚ but our generation that will finally have an impact. We can do many things to reduce our footprint.We can use less electricity

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    In “To Paint a Water Lily‚” by Ted Hughes‚ the speaker examines the complex aspects of nature by revealing the challenges he faces as an artist in capturing its real meaning. When he looks at the scene‚ he sees an exciting little world of constant movement and activity‚ hidden by the peaceful stillness of the water lilies that float at the surface of the pond. Ted knows that to paint the water lily and do it righteousness requires more than a simple description of the plant itself—he must also somehow

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    A Game of Polo with a Headless Goat 1• What atmosphere is created in the first three paragraphs that describe the build-up to the race? 4 marks 1. The atmosphere that is created is a one of suspense‚ gusto and fervour. Everyone is speaking with a real passion and their keenness is overwhelming with enthusiasm. At first it all great and cheerful but then the cameraman doubts the scenario and thinks it wouldn’t pull through and this is where the suspense comes from and then it happens and there

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    Evans Assignment1

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    1. Describe and give examples of the various ways that heat can be transported in the atmosphere. The primary source of Earths heat is the Sun. The atmosphere absorbs the heat transmitted from the sun by the use of conduction‚ convection‚ and radiation. (Ahrens 30) Radiation is the kind of heat that gives people sunburns because the skin absorbs the heat. The reason as to why pots and pans used for cooking have plastic or rubber handles is because of conduction. Conduction is the transfer of heat

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    eruption‚ ocean level changed‚ and El Nino events (period warming of currents change distribution od heat and precipitation). According to a United Nations Environment Programme (1997) brochure‚ large volcanic eruption put tiny particles in the atmosphere that block the sunlight‚ resulting in surface cooling down of few year’s duration. Besides‚ ocean current level is the one cause of climate change‚ the changing of variation in ocean currents distribute the heat and unstable rain. As the naturally

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