GEO10 Alaska Bible College Global Warming & Climate Change Questions answer the following questions in the world documentations feel free to ask when it is not clear.
thanks Everything in Earths system can be placed into one of four subsystems or spheres. List
the Earths four spheres discussed in Chapter 1.
Briefly explain why a permanent temperature inversion (temperature increases with height)
occurs throughout stratosphere.
The physical characteristics of urbanized regions produce higher temperatures in the cities
than nearby rural settings. Give one example of the urban characteristic and briefly discuss
its effect on the urban heat island.
Briefly explain why the effect of the Coriolis force is enhanced ( or stronger ) in the
Upper atmosphere
(a) What is “global warming”?
(b) How does “global warming” differ from “climate change”?
(c) Give two examples of anthropogenic factors that could influence the amount of
global warming over the coming century? Briefly discuss how these factors
contribute global warming.
(d) Give two examples of natural factors that could influence the amount of global
warming over the coming century? Briefly discuss how these factors contribute to
global warming.
Describe the flows that occurs within the rock cycle
(a) Explain in your own word what the “rock cycle” is and where the cycle begins.
(b) How do igneous rocks become sedimentary rock? How do sedimentary become
metamorphic rocks?
(c) Explain how the processes of erosion, deposition, and lithification fit within the
rock cycle.
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