What would happen if more energy were radiated back to space than absorbed?

Answer 1

Greenhouse gas releases contribute to the phenomenon known as "global warming". In the event of accelerated CO2 emissions, the Earth accelerates climate changes, resulting in a sharp increase or decrease of the median temperature around the world. The majority of CO2 releases are attributed to inefficient energy use, but are ultimately the result of poor energy production [i.e. coal-burning power plants] and the lack of emissions control in motor vehicles. Currently, the United States, China, and the UK are responsible for most CO2 emissions, with China showing the largest growth in emissions for the last few years.

Answer 2

Earth's climate would be warmer if more energy were absorbed than reflected and radiated

back to space. Earth's climate would be cooler if more heat energy were lost to radiation and

reflection back to space.

Answer 3

The Earth would start to heat up and the ocean would evaporate.

Answer 4

earths crust will deform to diffrent enviornments like mountains an volcanoes earths crust gets higher of a boner

Answer 5

If the Earth continues to absorb more energy than it emits, it is likely that long term damage will occur. The temperatures will continue to rise hurting food sources and other areas.

Answer 6

If the earth continues to absorb more energy than it emits it will become hotter and hotter.

Answer 7

over a period of time the earth would die.

Answer 8

It'll get warmer ... just like its doing now. After all the ice melts, you'll have to wait a while before all the liquid water evaporates.

Answer 9

No, heat.