Although greenhouse gas concentration has increased steadily over the last century (see Figure 24-1), based on your answers for questions 3 and 4, is increased greenhouse effect likely to be the only factor influencing temperature change in these cities? Why?
The question is based on Figure 24-6, a chart showing average annual temperature from 1905 to 2015 in three U.S. cities: Nome, Alaska; Bozeman, Montana; and Tucson, Arizona.
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