What concept allows us to compare theimpacts of different greenhouse gaseson global temperature?VSMOWRadiative forcingBlackbody radiationClimate feedbackQuestion 11What is the net amount (differencebetween sources and sinks) of carbondioxide that was added to theatmosphere in 2021?3 Gt12 Gt19 Gt35 GtQuestion 12Which country is the largest emitter ofcarbon dioxide emitting a projected 11.1Gt in 2021?United StatesIndiaChinaO Russian Federation

“Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any specific question to be solved, then please specify the question number or post only that question.” To determine which concept allows us to compare the impacts of different greenhouse gases on global temperature. The overall heating of the earth's atmosphere is called global warming. It occurs due to some natural processes such as volcanic activities and anthropogenic activities such as releasing higher amounts of CFCs and CO2 etc.VSMOW is Vienna Standard Mean Ocean Water refers to pure water sea water that does not include any salt or other substances. This is pure distilled water used to accurately measure water's physical properties. It is developed by the International Atomic Energy Agency in 1986. Radiative forcing is calculated as a difference between incoming energy and outgoing energy. It depends on the grading of the earth's axis, greenhouse gases, solar input, etc. It is basically a measure of the amount of energy released by the earth's surface. Blackbody radiation A body is said to be a black body when it absorbs all the radiation coming on it and emits radiation in all wavelengths. The intensity of radiation emitted is dependent on temperature. The earth absorbs and emits radiation, but not all the radiation is emitted by the earth there are different gasses present in the earth that absorbs the radiation and heat up the atmosphere by collision with the surrounding molecules of the gas. Climate Feedback This helps in understanding global warming. As in general feedback process changing one quantity changes the second quantity and vice-versa. In climate change feedback, different elements are amplified or diminished to check their sensitivity to the climate. Different gasses present in the atmosphere give different feedback. Hence, under climate change feedback different gasses are amplified or diminished to know their impact on the climate. Hence, climate feedback allows us to compare the impact of greenhouse gases on global temperatures. Thus, the last option is correct

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What concept allows us to compare the impacts of different greenhouse gases on global temperature? OVSMOW O Radiative forcing Blackbody radiation O Climate feedback

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