The correct response will be Option B i.e Increase in
<u>Strength of Hurricanes</u>
- As the air continues to warm due to climate change, hurricanes can hold more water vapor, producing more intense rainfall rates in a storm. Moreover, according to Knutson, most models show that climate change brings a slight increase in hurricane wind intensity.
<h3><u>Why are hurricanes increasing in strength?</u></h3>
- Physics suggests that as the world warms, hurricanes and other tropical cyclones should get stronger, because warmer water provides more of the energy that fuels these storms. And climate simulations have long showed an increase in stronger hurricanes as warming continues
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Correct Question - Which is a possible result of rising ocean temperatures caused by global warming?
A) formation of dust bowls
B) increase in strength of hurricanes
C) rapid evaporation of water in soil
D) decrease in population due to health threats
-- One feature of Earth is an atmosphere rich in nitrogen and oxygen.
Very unusual.
-- Another feature of Earth is vast quantities of liquid and solid water.
Very unusual.
-- Another feature of Earth is a range of temperatures near the melting point
of water.
Very unusual.
Answer:
Explanation:
Scientists have been able to determine that the melting of ice from Greenland ice sheet will reduce the rate of Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) which is an important part of the global ocean current that determines the climate and controls Gulf stream. It as been inferred by researchers that this could affect climatic conditions in places like Europe and North America in the future.
The influx of fresh water from Greenland which is made up of runoff from ice, tundra and ice discharge will weaken the AMOC and this as both local and global effects on climate.
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Answer:
Explanation:
As elevation increases, temperature decreases.
Graph should be start a line at a steady decrease starting in the top left corner and going down to the low right corner. X axis is temp, height is Y axis.
