What was the Little Ice Age? What caused the famines? What will be an ideal response?
The Little Ice Age was a cooling trend that began about A.D. 1300 and lasted from 1500 to the mid- or
late-1800s. During this time, glaciers expanded, summers were cooler and wetter, winters were colder,
and sea ice persisted for long periods in Greenland, Iceland, and the Canadian Arctic Islands. Famines
were caused by cooler, wetter summers, which led to short growing seasons and several widespread
famines.
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A) The IPCC Climate Change found no proof of anthropogenic climate change. B) The IPCC is certain all climate change is now caused by humans. C) The IPCC has regulated the end of all CO2 emissions to the atmosphere. D) The IPCC believes recent climate changes to be very likely caused by humans. E) The IPCC recommendations are questionable because scientists were paid off.
Discuss the difference between laminar flow and turbulent flow. Provide an example of each type and how stream velocity may influence flow
What will be an ideal response?
E-waste contains ________
A) heavy metals B) ignitables C) radioactive materials D) compostable organic compounds
Benthic organisms live on the ocean bottom. Indicate whether the statement is true or false