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Which of the following is a false statement about climate change?
Which of the following is a false statement about climate change?
- Rising global temperatures lead to other changes around the world.
- The earth’s air, water, and land are all independent and they are not prone to the climate change. (correct)
- Convincing evidence of climate change derives from observations of the atmosphere, land and oceans.
- A climate change in one place can lead to other changes somewhere else.
Which one of the following is an indicator of good governance of natural resources?
Which one of the following is an indicator of good governance of natural resources?
- Public participation & transparency (correct)
- Unequal distribution of benefits
- Discriminatory policies
- Laws that marginalize specific groups.
Which one of the following is false about greenhouse gases (GHG)?
Which one of the following is false about greenhouse gases (GHG)?
- Naturally, atmospheric GHG are important to maintain life on earth.
- Increasing in the amount GHG due to human action causes global warming.
- GHG have the same life time in the atmosphere. (correct)
- GHG in the atmosphere are differing in how they absorb energy.
All are consequences of climate change except:
All are consequences of climate change except:
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of non-renewable resources?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of non-renewable resources?
What is the nearly horizontal intrusion of igneous rock between two rock layers known as?
What is the nearly horizontal intrusion of igneous rock between two rock layers known as?
According to the ultimate resource theory of Julian Simon, what stimulates innovation and development?
According to the ultimate resource theory of Julian Simon, what stimulates innovation and development?
What is NOT a pro-natalist population policy suggestion?
What is NOT a pro-natalist population policy suggestion?
What type of grassland, made up of more grasses than trees, is known as?
What type of grassland, made up of more grasses than trees, is known as?
Which type of vegetation cover develops over the tropical highlands of Ethiopia and Eastern Africa?
Which type of vegetation cover develops over the tropical highlands of Ethiopia and Eastern Africa?
What is a good mechanism to conserve wild animals in Africa?
What is a good mechanism to conserve wild animals in Africa?
Why is Africa's fertility rate the highest in the world?
Why is Africa's fertility rate the highest in the world?
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Study Notes
Climate Change
- Climate change has various indicators, consequences, and false statements associated with it.
Natural Resource Governance
- Good governance of natural resources can be indicated by effective management and utilization.
Greenhouse Gases (GHG)
- There are several false statements about GHG, and it's essential to understand the correct information.
Consequences of Climate Change
- All consequences of climate change are crucial to understand, except for one.
Non-Renewable Resources
- Non-renewable resources have distinct characteristics, and one of them is not present.
Igneous Rock
- The nearly horizontal intrusion of igneous rock between two rock layers is known as a specific geological term.
Ultimate Resource Theory
- According to Julian Simon, a particular factor stimulates innovation and development.
Pro-Natalist Population Policy
- Pro-natalist population policies have various suggestions, except for one.
Types of Grasslands
- There are different types of grasslands, including one that is made up of more grasses than trees.
Vegetation Cover
- A specific type of vegetation cover develops over the tropical highlands of Ethiopia and Eastern Africa.
Conservation of Wild Animals
- A good mechanism exists to conserve wild animals in Africa.
Africa's Fertility Rate
- Africa's fertility rate is the highest in the world due to specific reasons.
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