Lake temperatures will increase but dissolved oxygen in the water will decrease. Water vapour is a potent greenhouse gas, so global temperatures will increase, including lake temperature. Additionally, increased water vapour in the air will decrease the amount that can evaporate from the lake and further reduce the amount that it can cool, in which makes the water warmer still. Water temperature increases mean decreased the solubility of gases (above 4 degrees C), so dissolved oxygen would cease to decrease on a ppm basis. I hope this answer has helped you.
The difference between topsoil and garden soil is an even finer distinction than the difference between soil and dirt, and it has to do with the amount of organic matter, and to a lesser extent, the types of trace minerals and the ratio of clay, sand and silt. Garden soil is a category of topsoil
The answer is true, the phases are a trend
Answer: c. Scientists mistakenly thought pollution reflected sunlight and heat rather than absorbed it.
Scientist mistakenly thought pollution reflected sunlight and heat rather than absorbed it. This best explains that air pollution that was once blamed for global cooling is now considered responsible for global warming because the carbon dioxide from greenhouse effect will reflect the sunlight and will split the UV rays and prevent them to enter inside the earth. But carbon dioxide is responsible for increasing the global temperatures.
