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Global warming questions –click the title

Questions from reading What actions or places create greenhouse gases? 2. Compared to a molecule of carbon dioxide, how much heat can be trapped by : - a methane molecule - a nitrous oxide molecule - a CFC molecule 3. Which molecule should we work to eliminate from the atmosphere? Explain.

2nd website – click here What causes about 30% of radiation from the sun to be reflected back out to space? What absorbs 70% of the incoming solar radiation? What is the average temperature of Earth? What type of wave has a hard time leaving the greenhouse glass? Draw a picture of the natural greenhouse effect.