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The greenhouse effect is a natural process where Earth's atmosphere traps heat, similar to how a greenhouse works, maintaining temperatures suitable for life. However, human activities like burning fossil fuels are increasing greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide, which enhances this effect and contributes to global warming.
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What Is the Greenhouse Effect?
Concepts covered:greenhouse effect, atmosphere, greenhouse gases, carbon dioxide, global warming
The greenhouse effect is a natural process where Earth's atmosphere traps heat, similar to how a greenhouse works, maintaining temperatures suitable for life. However, human activities like burning fossil fuels are increasing greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide, which enhances this effect and contributes to global warming.
Question 1
Greenhouse gases trap heat in Earth's atmosphere.
Question 2
What human activity increases greenhouse gases?
Question 3
NASA satellites help scientists understand the impact of _____ on climate.
Question 4
CASE STUDY: A city is experiencing an unusual heatwave, and local authorities are concerned about the impact of increased greenhouse gases on the climate. They are considering implementing policies to reduce carbon emissions.
What should the city do next?
Question 5
Earth's atmosphere is made of glass like a greenhouse.
Question 6
How do NASA satellites help climate study?
Question 7
The gases that trap heat in Earth's atmosphere are called _____.
Question 8
CASE STUDY: A company is evaluating its carbon footprint and wants to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. They are considering various strategies to achieve this goal.
What do you recommend the company do?
Question 9
Burning fossil fuels increases atmospheric carbon dioxide levels.
Question 10
How do greenhouse gases affect Earth's temperature?
Question 11
Burning fossil fuels releases more _____ into the atmosphere.
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