18 Questions
What is the main cause of global warming effect on the earth's climate?
Increased concentrations of greenhouse gases
How does the release of more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere impact oceans?
Increases ocean acidification
What happens to tundra regions as a result of global temperature rise?
Increased thawing of frozen ground
Which mitigation technique involves capturing CO2 emissions from sources like power stations?
Carbon capture and storage
How does increased water vapor in the atmosphere contribute to the greenhouse effect?
By trapping heat near the earth's surface
What effect does the warming of tundra regions have on greenhouse gas emissions?
Increases CO2 and methane emissions
How does carbon capture and storage help in climate change mitigation?
By preventing CO2 emissions from entering the atmosphere
Why does decreased absorption of solar radiation lead to a global warming effect?
As a result of greenhouse gases trapping heat
How do increased concentrations of water vapor contribute to climate change?
By amplifying the greenhouse effect
What role does water play in the greenhouse gas effect?
Increases absorption of solar radiation
How do increased concentrations of methane affect global warming?
Contribute to a positive feedback cycle
What happens to carbon dioxide stored in warmer oceans?
It is released into the atmosphere
How does the thawing of frozen ground contribute to the greenhouse effect?
Releases stored CO2 and methane into the atmosphere
Which gas is primarily responsible for the greenhouse gas effect?
Carbon dioxide
What is a key impact of global temperature rise on oceans?
Acidification of ocean waters
What role do clouds play in climate change?
Reduce solar radiation absorption
Why does carbon capture and storage help in climate change mitigation?
Captures CO2 emissions from sources like power stations
How does water vapor contribute to the positive feedback cycle of global warming?
Amplifies the warming effect on earth
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