Net radiation (NET R) refers to

A) the net energy expended for ground heating and cooling.
B) the balance of all radiation incoming and outgoing at Earth's surface.
C) the amount of insolation coming into the surface.
D) the amount of insolation not absorbed at the surface.


B

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What happens when dissolution occurs between halite and water?

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Which of the following results from increased numbers of aerosols in the atmosphere?

A. Fewer condensation nuclei are available. B. More shortwave radiation is reflected from clouds. C. More precipitation is produced from clouds. D. More ozone is depleted from the ozone layer.

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This term describes a specifically suburban area with a significant population of a particular ethnic group

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