Option (d) trapping the sun's energy in the atmosphere is the correct answer.
A direct result of having greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is trapping the sun's energy in the atmosphere that causes global warming.
<h3>How are the greenhouse gases responsible for the climate change?</h3>
Greenhouse gases are responsible for global warming because they retain heat that would otherwise escape from the atmosphere, greenhouse gases are to blame for global warming. These gases, as opposed to oxygen and nitrogen, are able to absorb radiation and retain heat.
Earth is kept at a temperature where life can exist because to greenhouse gases. The Earth would be far too cold without greenhouse gases for the majority of life as we know it. On the other hand, if the concentration of these gases is too high, the greenhouse effect will become unmanageable and lead to an unacceptably hot global temperature.
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As you may know, trees are used to make things like furniture, cottages and paper. Unused paper is then 'thrown in the recycling bin' and recycled (go through the same system to be reused). Deciduous tree leaves specifically, fall off in Autumn so the sticks, trunk, and remains of the tree can be used to make products with the nutrients in the wood. I think this is part of an ecosystem - hope I help! :D
North America does not, austrailia and madagascar have rainforests
Norway is mostly not considered an area of armed conflict because it doesn't have any armed conflict.
<span> Norway is not considered an area of armed conflict within the terms of Cohen's Shatterbelt Theory because nothing whatsoever about Norway and its surrounding neighbours corresponds to anything at all in Cohen's Shatterbelt Theory. Hopefully this helps :)
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The correct answer is - A. Seoul grew much more rapidly.
Even though both New York and Chicago has had relatively quick growth rate since the 19th century, they can not match the tempo of growth rate of modern Seoul. After the end of the World War II, Seoul's population skyrocketed. Prior to the war, the city had walls around it, and the space for living was not changing, thus the population was relatively stable and with the same size. After the war though, the removed walls, foreign influence, and more open attitude, led to dramatic growth rate of the city. From being a city that had bellow one million citizens, Seoul grew to have almost 10 million people nowadays, and that has happened in a period of only around 70 years.
