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Q1.
Tyndall was one of the scientists who discovered the greenhouse effect.
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Q2. Air
is mainly made up of oxygen.
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Q3.Climate
change is a truly modern phenomenon.
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Q4.
Albedo refers to the reflectivity of an
object.
Q5.
Clouds have a lower albedo than forests.
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Q6.
There are many sources of energy that
drive the movement of the atmosphere but solar energy is the ultimate
driver.
Q7.
Temperatures usually increase with height
from the ground surface.
Q8.
Oceanic movement and atmospheric movement
affect one another.
Q9.
ENSO events occur every year.
Q10.
All greenhouse gases have the same Global
Warming Potential and are therefore equally important.
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Q11.
Volcanoes are anthropogenic emission sources.
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Q12. Both
sulphur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide emissions can lead to the acidification
of waters.
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Q13. Carbon
dioxide emissions generally have only very localised effects on the environment.
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Q14. Most
ozone is not directly emitted.
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Q15. The
amount and nature of pollution emitted from a car is related to the speed
it is travelling.
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