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A: This scenario is an example of ice-albedo feedback.  As temperatures in high latitudes decreases, it…

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Q: (Q007) Identify the true statement. a) Soil consists of rock or sediment that has been modified over…

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Q: Define planetary-scale winds.

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A: In this question we need to explain the significance (importance) of environmental science.

Q: List the major impacts of El Niño and La Niña.

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Q: How does precipitation form in cold clouds?

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Q: What are the defined differences between weather and climate, then discuss what climate change is…

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Q: Explain the relationship between global circulation and ocean currents.

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Q: What atmospheric condition must exist for cloud seeding to work?

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Q: Compare the geostrophic wind to the gradient wind.

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Q: In what way are drylines different from warm and cold fronts?

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Q: What is wind, and what causes the air to move?

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Q: Name two factors that cause air to subside between 20° and 35° latitude.

A: INTRODUCTION:The distribution of atmospheric pressure is not uniform over the earth’s surface. It…