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what are factors driving climate called?
climate forcings
what is the net result of deforestation?
warming
how can deforestation cool the climate?
bare ground reflects more sunlight than trees
what are albedos?
ability to reflect sunlight
replacing forests with cropland _____ temperature
decreases
dry sand has ___ albedo than wet sand
higher
albedo is usually ____ at earth's poles
higher
what two factors affect albedo?
material type and incident angle
as air becomes warmer, capacity to hold water _____
increases
clouds are an example of positive/negative feedback
positive
what causes convection currents in ocean?
differences in temperature and differences in density of water
liquid ability to hold gas ____ as temperature increases
decrease
methane is more than ____ times stronger than co2 as greenhouse gas
20
what is methane clathrate?
frozen methane and water
frozen methane and water is called?
methane clathrate
energy emitted is proportional to the ____ power of temperature
fourth
hotter objects release electromagnetic radiation at ____ wavelengths
shorter
what percent of earth's atmosphere is CO2?
0.04%
what percent of venus and mars atmosphere is CO2?
96%
venus is ____ and have atmosphere ____ than earth
hotter, denser
mars has ____ temperature and ______ atmosphere than earth
lower, less dense
what is earth's average surface temperature?
15 celsius
the melting of arctic sea ice and glaciers is an example of positive/negative feedback
positive