This is a true statement because such things are found on data maps. Usually, lakes, oceans, rivers, or any other type of water, are indicated with shades of blue to show the depth. The greater the depth the darker the blue will be.
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is due to changes in atmospheric chemistry. This is as a result of both natural
and human activities such as industrial emission of gases in one location than
the other or even the quantity of greenhouse gases emitted in the atmosphere.
This may cause differences in average yearly temperature for different
locations. Also, natural changes in the sun which affect the amount of incoming
solar radiation may also be responsible for these differences.</span>
