Global Energy Budget

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By Teneal Metcalf

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​https://ugc.berkeley.edu/what-is-global-change/infographic/

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greenhouse effect

photosynthesis & respiration

symbioses

plate tectonics

weathering & rock cycle

water cycle

ocean circulation & warming

nutrient cycles (C,N,P)

circulation (global wind patterns)

Using reasoning, fill the chart, then check the infographic (possibly with your partner's screen) and find the corresponding data. Once you have labeled these, choose one topic to spend the next 5 minutes reviewing, by clicking an item from the topics below on the infographic and reading over the intro paragraph/ looking at relevant images. You will complete a free-response in the next slide over what you reviewed.

Atmosphere

Geosphere

Hydrosphere

Biosphere

Open Ended

Name the topic you reviewed and describe what you learned from recall, without re-referencing the infographic or support from any source including your partner.

Multiple Choice

The reflection and absorption of sunlight, the re-radiation of heat, and Earth's internal heat are all contributors to Earth's

(choose the most direct answer)

• global energy budget

• elemental cycles

• anthropogenic causes of global change

Fill in the Blanks

What form of pollutant/waste completes the model shown at left?

Labeling

The model depicts the effect of solar radiation on the Earth's energy budget. Label with appropriate terms.

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

convection

insolation

albedo

Fill in the Blanks

What health/disease consequence best completes the model at the left?

Fill in the Blanks

IDENTIFY a term that allows us to measure the reflection of sunlight as seen in the model at the left.