Answer:
To help understand trends, identify patterns, or assist in explaining a particular phenomenon.
The correct response will be Option B i.e Increase in
<u>Strength of Hurricanes</u>
- As the air continues to warm due to climate change, hurricanes can hold more water vapor, producing more intense rainfall rates in a storm. Moreover, according to Knutson, most models show that climate change brings a slight increase in hurricane wind intensity.
<h3><u>Why are hurricanes increasing in strength?</u></h3>
- Physics suggests that as the world warms, hurricanes and other tropical cyclones should get stronger, because warmer water provides more of the energy that fuels these storms. And climate simulations have long showed an increase in stronger hurricanes as warming continues
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Correct Question - Which is a possible result of rising ocean temperatures caused by global warming?
A) formation of dust bowls
B) increase in strength of hurricanes
C) rapid evaporation of water in soil
D) decrease in population due to health threats
Answer:
measuring the loss of ice in the nunavut region around the arctic circle
Explanation:
it is the closest country greenland with it's many frozen islands in nunavut
The correct answer is - B. 9%.
The United States, even though are one of the biggest investors in the development of usage of renewable energy, are still not very willing to use them as much and are mostly sticking to the nonrenewable energy resources. This is mainly due to the economic factor, and the United States are not a country that accepts any downfall in its economy, especially not if it doesn't have to. This also causes a lot of controversy because it is damaging the environment, and while lots of developed countries are focusing on the usage of the renewable energy resources, the United States refuse to do so even though they are one of the two biggest polluters in the world.
