Answer: Green Driving (also known as Eco-Driving and Smart Driving) is a series of efficient driving practices that include avoiding unnecessary idling. Green driving is relatively new to the United States. In Europe, and other countries where fuel prices are two to three times higher, it has for years been a well-established practice, as it can save motorists significant sums of money annually. Green driving also reduces climate change producing carbon emissions, conserves energy, improves air quality, and even makes you a safer driver. Answer should be A.
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<span>1. The sun’s thermal energy is exhibited from its surface traveling to the ocean floor in the day</span>
<span><span>2. </span>As the heat energy is absorbed by the water, the currents move and rise as the ocean waters from the equator heads to the north phase of the planet.</span> <span><span>
3. </span>And then the waters from the polar areas heads to the south, while ascending and gushing it becomes heated by the sun.
The sun’s gravity also affects this body of water. Since it has a much more stronger gravitation pull than of earth though its far away hence, high tide and low tide tendencies.</span>
