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Greenhouse Gas Sources and Reduction Measures

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What is a consequence of acidic oceans on coral growth?

Inhibited coral growth

Which characteristic is common to Asian carp and Zebra mussels?

Rapid reproduction

What is a primary cause of biodiversity loss?

Habitat destruction

What is a consequence of coastal erosion?

Loss of coastal habitats

What is an ecological range shift?

A change in a species' geographic range

What is a mitigation strategy for reducing the impact of anthropogenic activities on ecosystems?

Establishing protected areas

What is the primary cause of ocean acidification?

Burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and industrial processes

Which of the following is a consequence of ecological range shifts?

Changes in species distribution and behavior

What is the primary consequence of coral bleaching?

Destruction of habitats such as coral reefs and mangroves

What is the primary cause of coastal erosion and flooding?

Increased sea levels and ocean water expansion

What is the consequence of biodiversity loss in ecosystems?

Loss of ecosystem services and habitat destruction

What is the primary consequence of invasive species in ecosystems?

Loss of native species and ecosystem disruption

What is the primary function of ozone in the stratosphere?

To absorb and scatter incoming ultraviolet radiation

What are the sources of anthropogenic CFCs that have been largely phased out?

Refrigerants, propellants in aerosol sprays, and foam-blowing agents

When does the Antarctic ozone thinning typically occur?

During the Southern Hemisphere's spring

What is the importance of stratospheric ozone in terms of human health?

It protects humans from harmful UV radiation, preventing skin cancer and cataracts

What would be the consequence of the absence of the natural greenhouse effect?

The Earth would be much colder and potentially uninhabitable

What is the primary function of the natural greenhouse effect?

To trap heat in the atmosphere, keeping it warm enough to support life

Test your knowledge on the sources of greenhouse gases, including anthropogenic and natural sources, and the various measures to reduce their emissions. This quiz covers fossil fuel combustion, deforestation, industrial processes, and more.

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