Reproduction is not necessary but is essential in keeping the generations of species going.<span />
It would block the suns rays from coming in and keep heat traped, typically causing the minimum temperature to lesson along with the maximum. I believe that the temperatures also tend to equill each other out more, such as 45-55 instead of 55-85, and that's why coastal regains are more moderate compared to inland.<span />
<span>The human population is in an era of unprecedented growth. Developing countries typically have a birth rate well above replacement and some of the largest nations in the world have just recently become fully developed or are still developing: China and India. Their growth still outpaces the entirety of Europe which, on average, has a birthrate well below replacement. This low birthrate is typical of a first world country.</span>
The answer to your question will be B. The higher our current rate of consumption, the less coal will be available in the future.
It all depends on the male cause the male is the only one that has a XY chromosome