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What is earths climate directly linked to?

Relationship to the sun


What is global warming activity?

Global warming refers to the long term increase of the earths temperature. It is directly linked to climate change but is not an interchangeable term for it.


What is earth's climate linked directly to what?

Relationship to the sun


What is directly linked to heat convection within earths interior?

Tectonic Plate Movement


What is most directly linked to heat convection within Earths interior?

tectonic plate motion


What is most directly linked to heat convection within Earths's interior?

tectonic plate motion


How a change in the earths orbit can affect the earths climate?

earths tempertures


Is it the sun or moon that is directly linked to the earth's climate?

Clearly, they are both directly linked to the earth's climate, but in different ways. Without the sun there would be no climate at all that could sustain human life. The tidal movements caused by our relationship with the moon help to drive ocean currents that affect our climate, and the moon plays a major role in stabilizing our axial tilt. Perhaps I'm not getting your idea of 'directly', but these links and others are direct enough for me. We can put it this way. It might take a while for the sudden 'disappearance' of the moon to have its effect, but if we had never obtained our moon, the climate we enjoy would never have come about. Probably, neither would we.


What are climate changes linked to?

Global warming is causing climate change.


How is earth climate today diffrent from earths climate in the past?

i dont know what is it


What is Earth's climate is linked to?

Relationship to the sun


What is the point on earths surface directly above an earths focus?

The epicenter