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What effect do you think carbon dioxide emissions have on our current climate?
Water vaper (humidity), carbon dioxide, methane and other small amounts of gases keep the Sun's heat all around us. If that did not happen, Earth would be unbearably cold at night. Most life could not live in that extreme cold. So, the answer is, carbon dioxide emissions keep you from freezing to death! But the Earth is always in climate cycles - very, very slow cycles. In the 1500s, the Earth was in a very, very cold climate that is now called the Little Ice Age. As we to this day recover from the Little Ice Age, the Earth's average temperature has increased a little, although in the 1950s and 1960s there was a scary period of global cooling, and most everyone was hollering, "We have to do something, or it will be too late. People then called for the government to "do something" before we all froze into a solid block of ice and San Francisco was hundreds of feet above the ocean. One idea that almost actually happened was to spray black pigment from planes and helicopters on the north and south poles so they would heat up more and melt. Seems funny, now, doesn't it? And so will global 'warming' seem funny in 15 or 20 years when England freezes over due to a (predicted) change in the warm Gulf Current that currently warms England.
Is scary a noun?
No, the word 'scary' is an adjective, a word used to describe a noun as causing fright or alarm (a scary movie; a scary ride).
Why does threshold and feedback effects make global warming so scary?
Tipping over a threshold, and the positive feedbacks in global warming are scary, yes.When global warming reaches a "tipping point" then it is practically impossible for it to go back. During 2016 carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere were over 400 ppm the whole year, a symbolic tipping point,Scripps Institute of Oceanography: "the concentration of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere has stayed above the 400 ppm throughout the entire year up to this point. That all ensures that 2016 will be the year that carbon dioxide officially passed the symbolic 400 ppm mark, never to return below it in our lifetimes."Feedback effects are cyclical effects like the Albedo (Reflectivity) and Melting of Arctic Ice. Ice reflects a lot of the sun's heat, slowing global warming. When the ice melts it reveals the darker ocean water below. This water does not reflect heat, in fact, it absorbs it, so the more the ice melts, the warmer the ocean gets, and the warmer ocean helps to melt more ice. This is a positive feedback effect.Another positive feedback effect is the melting of tundra and other frozen land. This melting releases vast amounts of methane, which is a powerful greenhouse gas. The released methane makes the atmosphere warmer. This melts more frozen land, releasing more methane.Methane hydrates at the bottom of the ocean have a similar positive feedback.
Is The Sixth Sense scary?
No, I do not think it is scary. It is about ghosts and sometimes it makes you jump, but you should not have sleepless nights! It has a really good twist at the end! :)
What does bonsal mean?
it mean that haunters or scary things
What would you change in a scary book?
If I were the author of a scary book, I would change the scariness, because I have nightmares from scary stories.
What is the climate in Beauty and the Beast?
It's rainy and nippy and stormy and scary
What effect do you think carbon dioxide emissions have on our current climate?
Water vaper (humidity), carbon dioxide, methane and other small amounts of gases keep the Sun's heat all around us. If that did not happen, Earth would be unbearably cold at night. Most life could not live in that extreme cold. So, the answer is, carbon dioxide emissions keep you from freezing to death! But the Earth is always in climate cycles - very, very slow cycles. In the 1500s, the Earth was in a very, very cold climate that is now called the Little Ice Age. As we to this day recover from the Little Ice Age, the Earth's average temperature has increased a little, although in the 1950s and 1960s there was a scary period of global cooling, and most everyone was hollering, "We have to do something, or it will be too late. People then called for the government to "do something" before we all froze into a solid block of ice and San Francisco was hundreds of feet above the ocean. One idea that almost actually happened was to spray black pigment from planes and helicopters on the north and south poles so they would heat up more and melt. Seems funny, now, doesn't it? And so will global 'warming' seem funny in 15 or 20 years when England freezes over due to a (predicted) change in the warm Gulf Current that currently warms England.
What did Miramax change the title Scary Movie to in 1996?
scream
Is there werewolves that change every night?
No, but its fun to have scary things to write stories about.
How did undertaker change into a motorcycle hunk and when did he change back to scary guy?
Bcuz of kane, He tried to kill undertaker then he notice he was alive
Are there scary word that start with T?
TerrifyingTrollTricksTreatsTootsie RollsTime Change
Which celebrity said scary scary scary?
a celebrity said scary scary scary
How would you describe Edwin the Tlignit Elder In touching Spirit bear?
scary scary scary scary scary
How do you change into scary ghost suit in spine world?
go into your inventory and click "use" and click yourself
What is business growth?
When a business passes through his ages, he will find that he/she will change in various ways that can be scary at first.
How would you describe the quality of life for the average of life for the average person living in Argentina?
The main types of climate in Argentina are four: warm, moderate, arid and cold. ... valleys and gullies, is considered to have tropical highland climate. ...
