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Kellan EES 3.1

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green house gass Gases that trap heat in the atmosphere
greenhouse effect Trapping of heat by gases around Earth
climate Long-term weather patterns
human people
atmospheric heating Warming of the air
water vapor Gas form of water in the air
carbon dioxide Heat-trapping gas from breathing and burning fuels
mathane Strong heat-trapping gas from animals and decay
nitrous oxide Heat-trapping gas from soils and fertilizers
Hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs) Man-made gases used in cooling systems
Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) Man-made refrigerant gases that trap heat
ozone – Gas that absorbs radiation in the atmosphere
fossil fuel Using coal, oil, or gas for energy
refrigerant Chemical used to cool air or refrigerators
respration Breathing process that releases CO₂
Natural forest fires Wildfires started by natural causes
emissions Gases released into the air
Temperature Measure of heat or cold
precipitation Rain, snow, sleet, or hail
Agriculture practices farming
volcano errouption Release of lava, ash, and gases from volcanoesRelease of lava, ash, and gases from volcanoes
Created by: Kellan Sullivan
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