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Question 2 Volcanic activity during Earth's formation is responsible for contributing a significant portion of CO₂ and H₂O to the atmosphere. Explain how volcanoes can change the temperature and composition of Earth's atmosphere over time. Refer to your experimental data or graph as evidence. BIUX² X₂ == V 15px V 등등

Question 2 Volcanic activity during Earth's formation is responsible for contributing a significant portion of CO₂ and H₂O to the atmosphere. Explain how volcanoes can change the temperature and composition of Earth's atmosphere over time. Refer to your experimental data or graph as evidence. BIUX² X₂ == V 15px V 등등

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Activity. Part E Although scientists don't know what the daily weather was like thousands or millions of years ago, they are able to determine what the climate was like through clues in rocks, ice, and fossils. The graphs show the percentage of CO₂ in Earth's atmosphere and the atmospheric temperature over time. CO₂ is considered a greenhouse gas. Based on the graphs below, what conclusions can you make regarding the amount of CO₂ in the atmosphere and the atmospheric temperature over time? How do you think human activity pertaining to CO₂ concentrations might alter Earth's temperatures? million) Carbon dioxide concentration (parts per Temperature compared with today (°F) 300 275 250 225 200 175 150 10 400,000 BC 5 0 -10 -15 The Earth in the Past Carbon Dioxide in the Atmosphere Anumatomunt 300,000 BC Current temperature 200,000 BC Year Temperature Am 100,000 BC Dec 11 11:04
Transcribed Image Text:Activity. Part E Although scientists don't know what the daily weather was like thousands or millions of years ago, they are able to determine what the climate was like through clues in rocks, ice, and fossils. The graphs show the percentage of CO₂ in Earth's atmosphere and the atmospheric temperature over time. CO₂ is considered a greenhouse gas. Based on the graphs below, what conclusions can you make regarding the amount of CO₂ in the atmosphere and the atmospheric temperature over time? How do you think human activity pertaining to CO₂ concentrations might alter Earth's temperatures? million) Carbon dioxide concentration (parts per Temperature compared with today (°F) 300 275 250 225 200 175 150 10 400,000 BC 5 0 -10 -15 The Earth in the Past Carbon Dioxide in the Atmosphere Anumatomunt 300,000 BC Current temperature 200,000 BC Year Temperature Am 100,000 BC Dec 11 11:04
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Transcribed Image Text:Space used (includes formatting): 0/15000 Question 2 Volcanic activity during Earth's formation is responsible for contributing a significant portion of CO2 and H₂O to the atmosphere. Explain how volcanoes can change the temperature and composition of Earth's atmosphere over time. Refer to your experimental data or graph as evidence. BIUX² X₂ V 15px Part E V Space used (includes formatting): 0/15000 A = Dec 11 11:04
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