Final Science Exam Climate Change
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El Nino | Unusual patterns of winds that form over the Pacific
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La Nina | Surface waters in the eastern Pacific are colder than normal
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Global Warming | The gradual increase in Earths atmosphere
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Greenhouse Gases | Gases in the atmosphere that trap gases
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Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) | Major cause of ozone depletion of a group of compounds
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Coal | Dirtiest fossil fuel-solid-most plentiful-formed from plant remains
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Natural Gas | Cleanest fossil fuel-gas-formed my animal and algae organisms
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Oil | Formed from animal and algae remains-liquid
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Fuel | Substance that provides energy such as heat, light, motion, electricity
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Energy Transformation (energy conversion) | Change from one form of energy to another
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Combustion | Fuels contain stored chemical energy which can be released by burning
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Fossil Fuel | Energy-rich substances formed from the remain of orginisms
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Hydrocarbons | Chemical compounds that contain carbon hydrogen atoms
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Petroleum | Another name for oil
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Refinery | Factory where crude oil is heated and separated into fuels and other products
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Petrochemicals | Compounds that are made from oil
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Gases | Carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, ozone
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Most abundant and potent | Water vapor
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Ozone is Oxygen 3 | , special gas that protects Earth from ultraviolet radiation
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CFCs | International laws eliminated
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Ozone hole | Shrinking
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Greenhouse effect | natural effect that insulates Earth and keeps
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Climate change flowchart | Man-made carbon emissions from fossil fuels-influx on greenhouse gases-greenhouse effect-global warming-climate change-ecological shifts that affect us
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Ecological shifts that affect us | Socially-financially-agriculturally-economically-enviormentally
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USA oil and energy | Third largest producer-imports 60%-needs to be energy independent
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Fossil Fuels | Will eventually run out
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Effects of climate change | Coral bleaching and ocean pH-weather and hurricanes-shrinking ice caps and poles-gulf stream and Europe
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Stronger hurricanes | There are more storms and they are becoming more big and intense- increase in ocean temperature and rising sea levels creates stronger
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Effect on poles | Poles are warming faster than rest of Earth- melting ice increases amount of land- land absorbs more heat than ice and radiates back into atmosphere
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Current | Large stream of flowing water that flows through oceans
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Coriolis effect | The effect of Earth's rotations on the directions of winds and currents
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Climate | The pattern of temperature and precipitation typical in an area over a long period of time
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El Nino | An abnormal climate event that occurs every 2-7 years in the Pacific ocean causing changes in winds, currents, and weather patterns for 1-2 years
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Upwelling | Tmovement of cold water upward from the deep ocean that is caused by wind
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Gulf Stream | Largest and most powerful surface current in the North Atlantic Ocean
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West Wind Drift | Stretches across the bottom and all of the world
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Surface currents | Affect water to a depth of several hundred meters and are mainly driven by winds
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Deep currents | Move and mix water from around the world
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Upwelling affecting distribution of nutrients | Brings more nutrients from deeper under the surface
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Tides | Caused by the interaction between the Earth, moon, and sun
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Spring tide | The greatest difference between a high and low tide
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Neap tide | The least difference between a high and low tide
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Potential energy | Energy that is stored and can be used
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Salinity | The total amount of dissolves salt in water
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Submersible | Underwater vehicle that is built of materials that resist pressure
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Effect on poles | They are warming faster than the rest of the world
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Why poles are affecting climate change | Ice melting creates more land and land ore absorbs heat than ice and radiates it back into the atmosphere
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Stronger hurricanes | There are more storms and they are becoming more intense
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Stronger hurricanes affect on climate change | Increase in ocean temperature and rising sea levels creates stronger storms
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