: No Sea Ice<span>, No Seals, No </span>Polar Bears. As with most species that are orwill<span> be vulnerable to climate </span>change<span>, </span>habitat<span> is key in the case of the </span>polar<span> bear. Climate </span>change<span> is warming the </span>Arctic<span> along with the rest of the planet — and in the</span>Arctic<span>, that means </span>sea ice<span> is melting.</span>
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Warm fronts normally involve the centers of low pressure, and hence the barometric pressure will start falling. This allows the weather forecasters to detect that a warm front is approaching. The pressure starts stabilizing before rising again
Air is a protective cushion
The air in our atmosphere acts as insulation, keeping the Earth from getting too cold or too hot. Ozone, another type of gas in the air, also protects us from too much sunlight. Air in the atmosphere can also protect us from meteoroids
The direction of wind flow around an atmospheric high-pressure area and a low-pressure area, as seen from above, depends on the hemisphere. High-pressure systems rotate clockwise in the northern Hemisphere; low-pressure systems rotate clockwise in the southern hemisphere
Explanation:
Most of it comes from fossil fuels.
They started to separate into different countries.
The correct answer is Australia;
Australia is somewhat famous for thriving in opal mining.
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