Energy absorbed at ground level is transferred back to the atmosphere and then to space via longwave radiation, convection, and

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Energy absorbed at ground level is transferred back to the atmosphere and then to space via longwave radiation, convection, and

latent heat exchange.
True
False

Geography

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Ipatiy [6.2K] · Answer 1 · 2021-11-19T14:07:46+03:00

Answer: True

Explanation:

When energy from the Sun strikes Earth, some of it will be returned to space by clouds, some will be absorbed by the atmosphere, and some by the Earth's surface. While part of that energy gets redistributed by convection, lots of it is released by condensation. Furthermore, most y of that energy will be reabsorbed by greenhouse gases.

Most of that energy will make it back to space, maintaining Earth’s energy balance. The energy that doesn’t, creates global warming.