<span>South Asia is the region in Asia located south of the Himalayan Mountains and east of the Caspian Sea. India is the largest country in the South Asia region and experiences several climate regions. South Asia experiences all four seasons: spring runs from December to February, summer from March to May, Autumn from June to August, and winter from September to November.</span>
Answer:
Extreme weather conditions
Polar ice melting
Acidification of oceans
Explanation:
Global warming is a phenomenon that refers to increase in temperature of the earth surface as a result of the concentration in the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, methane, water vapour in their normal amount helps to trap some part of solar radiation which is useful for all life on earth. If the proportion of these gases increase beyond normal, more radiation will be trapped and a surge in surface temperature results. This increase in temperature leads to:
- Extreme weather conditions: Hurricanes, tornadoes becomes more prevalent as there is more heat in the atmosphere.
- Polar ice begins to melt as a result of increase in the temperature of the earth surface.
- Due to surge in the amount of carbon dioxide on the earth, the ocean dissolves the gases and this leads to the formation of weak carbonic acid.
Answer:
If I were to make a model to predict the global climate over the next 50 years, I would use the following climate data:
- temperature - to be able to observe if there is a tendency to increase or decrease and the impact on glaciers, sea level rise.
- amount of precipitation - to observe the evolution of precipitations in desert and arid areas and make a forecast.
- humidity
<span>B. 5.09& x 75-777, hope this is what you needed.</span>
