There are different kinds of radiation. All the radiation absorbed in the Earth's atmosphere is absorbed in the stratosphere is a false statement.
Radiation is simply known as the energy that arises from a specific source and move through space in speedy manner.
The Earth is known to absorbs a lot of the energy that touches its surface and only a small fraction is reflected.
Studies has shown that about 70% of incoming total radiation is absorbed by the atmosphere and the Earth's surface and approximately 30% is reflected back to space.
There are different kinds of radiation. All the radiation absorbed in the Earth's atmosphere is absorbed in the stratosphere is a false statement.
Radiation is simply known as the energy that arises from a specific source and move through space in speedy manner.
The Earth is known to absorbs a lot of the energy that touches its surface and only a small fraction is reflected.
Studies has shown that about 70% of incoming total radiation is absorbed by the atmosphere and the Earth's surface and approximately 30% is reflected back to space.
The melting of the ice due to global climate change, which also contributes to smaller ice sheets/glaciers, and the increased breaking of these ice sheets.
I am not sure exactly what order to put them in based on the formatting of the question because E, D, and B all happened during the Anthropocene period.
