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Climate and Human Interaction and the Environment

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1 Climate and Human Interaction and the Environment
FINAL EXAM REVIEW Climate and Human Interaction and the Environment

2 CHECK YOUR ANSWERS energy Latent heat 80°F Warmer more Thunderstorms
deflected Moisture, uplifting mechanism, instability rotation solar faster Tornadoes wind speed Storm surge CHECK YOUR ANSWERS

3 increases B carbon dioxide orbit tilt natural human CHECK YOUR ANSWERS

4 CHECK YOUR ANSWERS coal Acid rain cool carbon dioxide dry global
warming reclamation nonrenewable faster CHECK YOUR ANSWERS

5 CHECK YOUR ANSWERS renewable cost effectiveness chlorine bacteria land
Thermal wetter elevated increasing increasing increasing CHECK YOUR ANSWERS

6 deep rock Contaminants hundreds or thousands CHECK YOUR ANSWERS

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