Apes Global Climate Change

Causes of Climate Change are

• only human activity

• a combination of natural and human forces

• only natural forces

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Which of the following does NOT happen to solar energy when it reaches Earth?

• Some solar energy reflects off the atmosphere, back to space

• Some solar energy passes through Earth and comes out the other side

• Some solar energy is absorbed by land and water

• Some solar energy is radiated from the Earth's surface and trapped by the atmosphere

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Which of the following best exemplifies global collaboration for a sustainable environment? (Getting rid of CFCs)

• The Antarctic Treaty of 1961

• The Clean Air Act of 1972

• CERCLA (Superfund)

• The Montreal Protocol

Which of the following is a greenhouse gas that comes only from human sources?

• Nitrous oxide

• Carbon dioxide

• Methane

• Chlorofluorocarbons

All of the following gases have been implicated in contributing to the increase in global temperature via the greenhouse effect EXCEPT

• CFC's

• O2

• N2O

• CO2

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This had the goal of decrease production of CFCs by the year 2000

• Montreal Protocol

• Kyoto Protocol

• Paris Agreement

• NEPA

• CITES

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Why do we need greenhouse gasses?

• We don't! All greenhouse gasses are bad

• They help regulate Earth's climate

• They decrease Earth's temperature

• None of the above

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On the picture, the heat out is decreasing. What can we assume if this is happening?

• There is no change in the graph

• We don't have any greenhouse gasses

• Greenhouse gasses are decreasing

• Greenhouse gasses are increasing

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As the ocean becomes more acidic, the pH of the water

• increases

• decreases

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What does this diagram illustrate?

• Ozone Layer

• The Greenhouse Effect

• Ultraviolet Radiation

• Layers of the atmosphere

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