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Geograpghy

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what is climate change is the average weather of a large region over 30-35 years
what is weather what a region experiences on a daily basis eg. (hot, cold, wet, dry, windy etc.)
what is latitude is the distance from the equator, dscribed using angles.
whats Irelands Latitude aqprox 53° north or the equator
true/ false the land heast up quickly in summer and cools quickly in winter true
true/ false the seas heat up slowly in the winter and the seas cool slowly in the winter ture
what is a prevailing wind is the most common wind blown over a reigion
whats irelands prevailing wind the south-westerly wind coming from aaround mexico over the atlantic
name all 4 of irelands winds south-westerly winds, northern wind, easterly winds, southerly winds
explain the difference beween global cliate and local climate local climate is for example irland has rain most of the time and global climate is the climate of tyhe whole planet
what is aspect is the direction in which a slope faces
what is altitude is the height of a place above sea level
expalin how the seasons change the Seasons change by the way the Earth is tilting away from the sun
who was the first climatologist vladimir Koppen
name three climate types hot, temperate, cool, and cold
hot climate types equatorial - 1season- brazilian rainforest- hot 32°- 2,000mm per yr rain savannah- 2 seasons - angola - hot 25-35° - 800mm per yr rain hot desert- 1season - sahara desert - hot 30-50° - 250mm per yr rain
temperate climate types warm temperate oceanic (mediterranean) - 2seasons- spain- 30° hot - 400-700mm per yr rain cool temperate oceanic - 4 seasons - ireland- 15-17° hot - 800-2,000mm per yr rain
cold climate types tundra - 2 seasons - lapland- 5° hot- -35° cold- 250mm per yr rain boreal- 2 seaons - sweden- 10-15° hot- -25° cold- 400mm per yr rain
list 3 factors affecting climate distance from the sea. ocean currents. direction of prevailing winds.
what are irelannds 5 air masses polar air, continental air, tropical air, maritime air and arcitic air
why dont irish sea coasts not freeze over during winter because we get a wind called the gulf stream which is a warm ocean current that comes from the gulf of mexico
what is the green house effect gasses in the atmosphere trap heat, CO2, earth15°, 1970s concerns, golobal warming
what are the causes of climate change increased green house gases with industrialisation, human activities burning fossil fules and deforestation
effects of climate cahnge in ireland wetter winter, drier summers, more storms and flooding
solutions of climate change renweable anergy, conserve and recylce
what does desertification mean where furtile land becomes desert
what is happening in the sahel desertification, climate is drier, higher tempetures
effects of the desertification in the sahel deaths of people and animals, soil erosion and migration of people
solution of desertification inn Sahel irrigation new breeds of animals and planting trees
what does GNI stand for gross national income
what does GNP stand for gross national product
what is colonialism practicing to take over a country
what is colony a counrty that is taken over by another
what is colinial power countries that take and control of other countries
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