Which of the following is NOT a major source of greenhouse gases? А. aerosols В. agricultural waste burning fossil fuels volcanic activity С. D.

Q: Geothermal energy a. depends on the heat of the Earth's core b. is not often used because it is…

A: (a) True, Geothermal energy depends on the heat  from the sub surface of the earth,  It is contained…

Q: If we pushed the Earth closer to the Sun, it would develop a thick, CO2-rich atmosphere like Venus.…

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Q: During condensation 1. water vapor changes to liquid water 2. iquid water changes to water vapor 3.…

A: Condensation : - The change in water vapours into the liquid water is called condensation.

Q: Which one of the following is applicable to collision-coalescence process of precipitation?    A)…

A: The cloud droplets are in liquid state in warm clouds. So, the process that include the mechanism…

Q: ersion and why? How does an inversion form?  b. Give a detailed explanation of why warm air rises.…

A: a) The air present near the surface will be very stable due to its density stratification during an…

Q: 17. If our atmosphere had a uniform density of 1.25 kg/m³ all the way up to a border with empty…

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Q: Briefly discuss the different non-conventional energy resources and also identify the best one…

A: Introduction: There are two major sources of energy: Conventional energy sources: These are non…

Q: Which of the following does NOT use convection currents? A. Ocean currents B. Weather systems C.…

A: A convection current is a process of the transfer of energy from place to place. The convection…

Q: About how many parts per million (ppm) of carbon dioxide were in the atmosphere in... 1959? Student…

A: parts per million (ppm) of carbon dioxide were in the atmosphere in... Year  Carbon Di Oxide…

Q: Explain why the air must be supersaturated in order for a cloud to form.

A: When water vapour in the air condenses to form water droplets or ice crystals, a cloud is formed.…

Q: In class, we derived equation 2.14 in your book: ΔΤ, To 1 (AS Aa 1-00 A) 1). (a) The left hand side…

A: Required to explain the terms of the given equation

Q: Define wind energy.

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Q: 10. Beginning with the definition of the specific humidity (q): т, Show that q may be written: eɛ…

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Q: 7. Climate change on the back of an envelop In class, we derived equation 2.14 in your book: ΔΤ, To…

A: The objective of the question is to understand the equation ΔT = To * Aa * A * 1/100, which…

Q: 4.The buildup of garbage everywhere due to improper disposal of litter.

A: It is a negative activity.

Q: 13. The following graph compares the greenhouse gas emissions from different forms of electricity…

A: The average temperature of the Earth's climate system is rising due to global warming. CO2 and…

Q: Which of the following produces greenhouse gases? a. burning fossil fuel b. digestive processes in…

A: Gases that trap heat in the atmosphere are called greenhouse gases.      eg - Carbon dioxide (Co2)…

Q: How does the height of 500 hpa surface vary from south to north? What is the relationship between…

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Q: If the insolation of the Sun shining on asphalt is  7.3  ×  102 W/m2,  what is the change in…

A: According to Bartleby Policy as you have not specified the number of questions to be solved so we…

Q: Monthly average wind speed values and standard deviations are given below for 30 m height. a.…

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Q: When does land breeze occur? A) Fall B) Winter C) Both A & B D) Hot summer

A: The land breeze occurs when the temperature difference between the ocean and the land is more. Land…

Q: The city of Denver is 1 mile above sea level.  What is the difference in air pressure, in kPa,…

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Q: Determine the missing storm precipitation of station 'D' given in the following table:

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Q: 1. A giant ice sheet expands quickly over the surface of North America. For how long must the ice…

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Q: What is the Earth’s annual geothermal energy flow?

A: Earth's interior structure is divided into three layers which are the crust, the mantle, and the…

Q: The energy that generates wind comes from what source? A) Anemometers B) Solar radiation C) Ocean…

A: When the radiation from sun strikes the surface of earth, then earth's surface absorbs the…

Q: Activity A.2. Blow it up 2 a. Prepare a piece of cardboard (used carton can be used as substitute in…

A: The cardboard will blow or not depends a lot on the following factors: The thickness of cardboard…

Q: 8. Shaming of flying: is it fair? We are seeing in recent years the shaming of flying. The reasoning…

A: Now a days flight shaming is popular to curb the global climate change . this initiation is…

Q: a) What is the dynamical quantity known as potential vorticity? b) What are the three components of…

A: We have to write the concept of potential vorticity here.

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A: Given   Velocity of wind blowing ( Vw) = 25 m/s                                    Angle (θ)   =…

Q: During adiabatic humidification process, increases. Select one: a. wet bulb temperature b. relative…

A: Adiabatic humidification is the process of introducing  finely atomized water into the air.  During…

Q: Materials for rain-proof coats and tents owe their water-proof properties to   A. surface tension…

A: Option a correct

Q: What are the current obstacles to increase the production of wind energy?

A: The main principle of harnessing this energy is by capturing the kinetic energy of wind using wind…

Q: Which two processes indicate that water is losing thermal energy? A. Evaporating B. Freezing C.…

A: Ans. (B) Freezing         (C) Condensing