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Global Warming

Global Warming. IB syllabus: 6.1.1-6.1.7 AP Syllabus Ch 18 Video - . http://wakeupfreakout.org/film/tipping.html. Syllabus Statements. 6.1.1: Describe the role of greenhouse gasses in maintaining mean global temperature. 6.1.2 : Describe how human activities add to greenhouse gasses.

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Chapter 25 Oceania and Antarctica

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Module 12: Mars - the Red Planet

Module 12: Mars - the Red Planet. Activity 2: Mars Revealed. Learning Outcomes:. In this Activity, we will investigate (a) the atmosphere of Mars, and (b) the surface of Mars - cratering, ice caps, volcanism, Martian tectonics.

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Ukraine Antarctic research at Vernadsky station: results and prospects

Ukraine Antarctic research at Vernadsky station: results and prospects. Gennadi Milinevsky National Antarctic Scientific Center of Ukraine, Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University of Kyiv, Ukraine science@uac.gov.ua. This work was partly supported by grant INTAS-2001- 0571. Structure:.

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Regional climates Variety of different scales of climatic investigations

Regional climates Variety of different scales of climatic investigations macroclimate - largest area of study, area extends for 4 x 10 8 m 2 , up to 6000 m vertically (continental in scale) mesoclimate - 10 3 m 2 up to 4 x 10 8 m 2 in area (sub continental in scale)

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BIOMES

BIOMES. TUNDRA. Characteristics Very Cold (average 18 Fahrenheit ) . Little Precipitation (6 inches annually) Permafrost ground only allows small shrubs and Moss. Animals include, Herd mammals, rodents, and migratory birds. TUNDRA. TAIGA. SHRUB. Tropical Savanna. TROPICAL RAINFOREST.

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Climate regions

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Date Essential Element of Geography: Physical Systems

Date Essential Element of Geography: Physical Systems How do you think geography effects how people live? Lesson Vocabulary: atmosphere, lithosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, erosion, tectonics, water cycle, deforestation, desertification, climograph. Physical Geography.

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Type of vegetation Type of climate Latitude zone

Type of vegetation Type of climate Latitude zone. 2. climate zone high. Moss, lichens, low shrubs, permafrost bog, Tundra, HIgh. Type of vegetation Type of climate Latitude zone. Type of vegetation? Type of climate? Latitude zone?. 2. climate zone Low .

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THE TASK IS...TO GET AS MANY HELPFUL ELVES FOR SANTA AS YOU CAN!

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The Last Glacial Maximum (LGM)

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VTL 10 Quiz

Answers. VTL 10 Quiz. Part One: Spelling & Matching Spell each word that your teacher reads out and match it with the correct meaning: Word Number Definition 1. __ transform ___ _ 4 __ a ) electrical equipment used in the home

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BELLRINGER

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GLACIAL ENVIRONMENTS 1 Background Accumulation and ablation Ice movement and flow rates

GLACIAL ENVIRONMENTS 1 Background Accumulation and ablation Ice movement and flow rates.

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What are the responses to climate change on a local and global scale

What are the responses to climate change on a local and global scale. Using these websites, the textbook and your own research- complete a table of information about how people at different scales are responding to climate change. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sn/hottopics/climatechange/.

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Intro

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ICE CAP

ICE CAP. BY ANGELA. LOCATION. Ice Caps are located in Greenland and Antartica. CLIMATE.

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Six-Way 91 Icebergs ??

Six-Way 91 Icebergs ??. Fog ? at sea is dangerous. But icebergs at sea are terrifying ??? . Just the mention ?? of icebergs and we immediately ?? think Titanic . Even though that ship struck ?? a large berg, we know ice bergs can be even

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-Seasonal variations in D LOD are associated with the global atmospheric dynamics

THEORY. The fundamental equation governing the rotation of a planet is the classical conservation equation for angular momentum valid in an inertial reference frame. Without external torques acting on it, it is expressed as:.

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