climate change

what is climate change?

• a long-term change in the average weather patterns that have come to define Earth’s local, regional and global climates

• the significant variation of average weather conditions becoming, for example, warmer, wetter, or drier—over several decades or longer.

• is a systematic change in the long term state at the atmosphere over multiple decade or longer.

• all of them are correct

what is weather?

• is the average weather over a long time period in a region.

• is the temperature, humidity, precipitation, cloudiness, and wind that we experience in the atmosphere at a given time in a specific location.

• refers to natural variation in climate that occurs over month s to decade.

what is climate variabilities?

• is the average weather over a long time period in a region.

• is the temperature, humidity, precipitation, cloudiness, and wind that we experience in the atmosphere at a given time in a specific location.

• refers to natural variation in climate that occurs over month s to decade.

what is climate climate?

• is the average weather over a long time period in a region.

• is the temperature, humidity, precipitation, cloudiness, and wind that we experience in the atmosphere at a given time in a specific location.

• refers to natural variation in climate that occurs over month s to decade.

what are the main cause of climate change?

• change in earth's energy balance

• producing food

• none of them are correct

why do we have to learn about climate change?

• because we have to understand that our everyday actions affect those into the earth

• because we have to help and clean the environment to protect the earth.

• To help our living condition getting better with the green peace.

What happened to the earth when humanity are increase?

• Cutting tree and using much of gasoline.

• Protecting the environment.

• added very large qualities of greenhouse gases.

Climate active pollutant are called ....

• GHG

• GGH

• HGG

Carbone dioxide is the climate active pollutant responsible for greatest amount of warming to date.

• True

• False

The majority of CO2 is not released from the incomplete combustion of fossil fuels - coal, oil, and gas

• True

• False