Why has China become the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases, and what is its government doing about this problem?
What will be an ideal response?
The rapid increase in China's emission of GHG is related to its spectacular industrialization over the past decades. In 2007 China released its first national plan on climate change, which calls for major gains in energy efficiency as well as a partial transition to renewable resources of energy. The government has also been subsidizing the manufacturing of solar panels for generating electricity. Lastly, China has moved to expand its nuclear power generation.
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a - greenhouse effect b - sun's angle of incidence c - albedo d - water's transmissivity e - ocean's specific heat
Ice-albedo temperature feedback is an example of a negative feedback mechanism
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Sometimes fog will form over the pavement after a summer rain shower. What type of fog is this?
What will be an ideal response?
The dominant surface winds from the subtropics to high latitudes are the
A) westerlies. B) trade winds. C) polar easterlies. D) geostrophic winds.