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  Figure: Atmospheric ca snznc(0r2x+ jrbon dioxide levels

The above data obtained from Mauna Loa show trends in atmospheric $CO_2$ concentrations. Suggest a conclusion that can be made from this graph.
I.
There is an annual fluctuation of carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere.
II.
There is a continuous increase in the average concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere over the years.
III.
Increased use of fossil fuels has caused an increase in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere as recorded in Mauna Loa.

  Figure: Public opinions on the causes of climate chandko wo0:4id/,ev) :n ih/ybouge


Use the Figure to identify which of the following countries has the lowest percentage of its population that deny climate change is happening.

  Figure: Feedback loop for the greenhouse eff 3hcu6v::;a*rklj;wlp 5 tegyect

State which of the following correctly describes the feedback type shown in the loop.

  Identify an effect of rising atmospheric carbon dioxide coz 3e9awn1cak*ncentrations on marinee3ka* z9 1nwac ecosystems.

  State which is not true regarding greenhouse g,8 r9o /cmhedn gs(ay9ases.

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Scientists have been studying the effects of global warming for some time now, and are worried about the thawing of frozen ice and permafrost in the Arctic region. The image above was taken from a helicopter and shows the crack pattern in permafrost.

Suggest what may be of concern to scientists.
I.
There is frozen organic matter in the Arctic which contains ancient bacteria and viruses.
II.
With the thawing of ice and organic matter, more carbon dioxide will be released into the air.
III.
The melting of permafrost in the Arctic will cause the release of methane.

  Describe the emissions omsdc+o: hul)5f methane, a potent greenhouse gas.

I.
Methane is emitted during the extraction of natural gas, coal and oil.
II.
Methane is released into the atmosphere from cattle farms and other agricultural practices.
III.
Methane is short-lived in the atmosphere and is converted to carbon dioxide and water.

  Scientists predict that global warming will have devastating effectihon6s a ;6b:is in the future.s66ii n:a;hbo List some consequences of global warming.

I.
Coastal flooding and loss of coastal cities
II.
Bleaching of coral reefs
III.
Increased spread of tropical diseases

  Figure: Energy flow showing the greenhouse edj d2 x:7o( r;lyqggsc9)hk-affect

Identify which of the arrows in the figure represent energy that has no impact on the greenhouse effect.

  
Suggest an explanation for the annual fluctuations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

  Identify which of the following characteristics describe the procekmr9gxd(0mbit1drx 0ih) ,6 xso p-,uss of climate change. 1,brd9 ogm up)mdxi 6x0 i,ktr0(x-sh

I.
It occurs naturally.
II.
It is influenced by fluctuations in the sun’s energy.
III.
It is affected by the amount of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere.
IV.
It can describe a change over both very short and very long periods of time.

  Figure: Public opinions on the;bw 4ddpw f.x:s* mro5 causes of climate change

The current population of Canada is about 39,000,000. About 5,000,000 would be too young to be considered for an opinion.

Estimate how many Canadians do not think climate change is mostly caused by humans.

  Figure: Causes and eknga;5i/6f4n(a m aeqffects of air pollution
Identify the two chemicals shown in the Figure that are also significant causes of the greenhouse effect and climate change.

  Deduce which of the following k mhy4815wk5 mm 8tvkosets of descriptions is correct.

  Determine which of the f :khks6(2flxgollowing statements is not true.