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IEB/CAPS Grade 11 The Atmosphere
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Summary of The Atmosphere from the X-Kit Achieve textbook. Covers Earth's energy balance, the movement of air, global air circulation, winds relating to regional and local air movements, Africa's weather and climate, El Niño and La Nina, drought and desertification.
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AP Environmental Science El Nino & La Nina, Nitrogen Cycle chart notes, and Ecosystem Energy Chart
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Filled out diagrams of El Nino and La Nina with corresponding notes, with simplified Nitrogen Cycle Organizational Chart notes that easily explains key points of the Nitrogen cycle, and Organizational chart notes on Ecosystem energy that explains the transfer of energy in photosynthesis and respiration, primary productivity, energy efficiency and Trophic level. This bundle is 3 pages in total.
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Chemistry Spring Final 2022
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Carbon Dioxide - ANSWER CO2 
 
Acidity (pH) - ANSWER Acidity is the measure of Hydrogen ions in a substance. 
 
ocean acidification - ANSWER decreasing pH of ocean waters due to absorption of excess atmospheric CO2 from the burning of fossil fuels 
 
fossil fuels - ANSWER Coal, oil, natural gas, and other fuels that are ancient remains of plants and animals. 
 
Ocean pH - ANSWER Changes with depth due to amount of CO2; deep water = more acidic 
 
Salinity - ANSWER A measure of the amount of diss...
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Ocean 320 final Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers
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Ocean 320 final Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers 
 
 
 "Counting the Last Fish" , an article by Daniel Pauly and Reg Watson points to a number of realities related to overfishing including.... (select all that apply) - Answer-overfishing is often performed by foreign boats that have no local incentives 
overfishing results in decreases in species and food web diversity 
food webs contain fewer trophic levels when overfishing occurs 
 
/.A "flash drought" is a phenomena where the weat...
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Exam (elaborations) Computer Science 9447
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David Hutchison 
Lancaster University, Lancaster, UK 
Takeo Kanade 
Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 
Josef Kittler 
University of Surrey, Guildford, UK 
Jon M. Kleinberg 
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA 
Friedemann Mattern 
ETH Zurich, Zürich, Switzerland 
John C. Mitchell 
Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA 
Moni Naor 
Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel 
C. Pandu Rangan 
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, India 
Bernhard Steffen 
TU Dor...
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APES AP DAILY NOTES UNIT 4
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All notes are taken from AP Daily Videos Unit 4!
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Module 1. Foundations of climate change: science and global response
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Module 1. Foundations of climate 
change: science and global response 
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How has carbon levels changed 
280 ppm pre industrial revolution, now is 417 ppm. Earth has warmed 1.3 degrees since 1900 
How does global warming increase sea levels 
Thermal expansion, changes in ground water storage as we use this water for drinking, glacier ice loss, 
Greenland ice loss, and Antarctic ice loss (melting from the bottom). Around 160 billion tonnes of water 
added a year. 90 percent o...
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Module 1. Foundations of climate change: science and global response
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Module 1. Foundations of climate 
change: science and global response 
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How has carbon levels changed 
280 ppm pre industrial revolution, now is 417 ppm. Earth has warmed 1.3 degrees since 1900 
How does global warming increase sea levels 
Thermal expansion, changes in ground water storage as we use this water for drinking, glacier ice loss, 
Greenland ice loss, and Antarctic ice loss (melting from the bottom). Around 160 billion tonnes of water 
added a year. 90 percen...
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Module 1. Foundations of climate change: science and global response
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Module 1. Foundations of climate 
change: science and global response 
Leave the first rating 
How has carbon levels changed 
280 ppm pre industrial revolution, now is 417 ppm. Earth has warmed 1.3 degrees since 1900 
How does global warming increase sea levels 
Thermal expansion, changes in ground water storage as we use this water for drinking, glacier ice loss, 
Greenland ice loss, and Antarctic ice loss (melting from the bottom). Around 160 billion tonnes of water 
added a year. 90 percent o...
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Cumulative Exam Review Test with all solutions correct
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Cumulative Exam Review Test with all solutions correct 
Which resource is renewable? Coal Oil Steel wind 
The images shows a type of fault? Compression Gravity Tension Shearing 
Which describes an effect that ocean currents have on short-term climate change? Which two processes are destructive forces that occur during the sedimentary rock formation? 
What is magma?. 
 
Which is a possible consequence of decreasing air quality resulting from global warming? 
 
Which statement describes a disa...
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