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Geothermal
Lewis Treutel
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How does climate change?
Climate is an average of weather over several years, at least twenty or thirty. Climate is always changing, but changes in the past have happened very slowly, over thousands of years. Humans have never been able to change the climate before, but now, since we began burning fossil fuels, we have added so much greenhouse gases to the atmosphere that the world is warming up. This global warming is causing climate change, because heat is energy, and the extra energy in the oceans and atmosphere is changing our weather substantially. Over the years the climate changes.
How climate changes?
Climate is an average of weather over several years, at least twenty or thirty. Climate is always changing, but changes in the past have happened very slowly, over thousands of years. Humans have never been able to change the climate before, but now, since we began burning fossil fuels, we have added so much greenhouse gases to the atmosphere that the world is warming up. This global warming is causing climate change, because heat is energy, and the extra energy in the oceans and atmosphere is changing our weather substantially. Over the years the climate changes.
Does the Climate changes several times a day?
weather
The substance that would absorb the most heat energy with the least temperature change would be one kilogram of?
water
What substance would absorb the most heat energy with the least change in temperature water or copper?
By far it is water.
Which energy source contributes the least to climate change?
the answer to this is geothermal
What energy source contributs the least to climate change?
Geothermal
How many years is climate measured?
Usually at least 30 and anywhere up from that, especially in terms of climate change. Climate is different to weather which is day to day change in temperature and rainfall etc but climate is an average of weathers over at least 30 years.
How does climate change?
Climate is an average of weather over several years, at least twenty or thirty. Climate is always changing, but changes in the past have happened very slowly, over thousands of years. Humans have never been able to change the climate before, but now, since we began burning fossil fuels, we have added so much greenhouse gases to the atmosphere that the world is warming up. This global warming is causing climate change, because heat is energy, and the extra energy in the oceans and atmosphere is changing our weather substantially. Over the years the climate changes.
How climate changes?
Climate is an average of weather over several years, at least twenty or thirty. Climate is always changing, but changes in the past have happened very slowly, over thousands of years. Humans have never been able to change the climate before, but now, since we began burning fossil fuels, we have added so much greenhouse gases to the atmosphere that the world is warming up. This global warming is causing climate change, because heat is energy, and the extra energy in the oceans and atmosphere is changing our weather substantially. Over the years the climate changes.
You are looking for a place with the least change regarding climate in effect a place that have no change?
the answer to it seems to be the northern Great Sandy Desert - Fitzroy Trough, in Australia - little climate change in the last 7,000 years!
What absorbs and radiates energy with the least amount of temperature change?
Neutronium
Which area do you believe contributes the least Why?
Which area do you believe contributes the least? Why?
What is the process called that plants use to change the sun's energy into chemical energy?
photosynthesis... At least I think so.
Does the Climate changes several times a day?
weather
Which color of light changes directions the least?
The high energy narrow wavelength change direction the least. It will be the violet - blue colour light. The red light had the least energy, long wavelength would diffract the most.
What climate are tornadoes least likely to occur in?
Tornadoes are least likely to occur in a polar climate.
