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Climate and Global Warming Vocabulary for Quarter 3 6th grade science

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Climate   the average weather of an area, determined by temperature and precipitation  
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Microclimate   a small area with a different climate than the surrounding area  
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El Niño   the warming of the western Pacific ocean that causes droughts in Australia and floods in South America  
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Gulf Stream   a warm ocean current that flows from the equator to the North Pole, bringing warm weather to Great Brittan  
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Global Warming   the gradual increase in the temperature of the Earth’s atmosphere  
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Greenhouse Gases   gases in the atmosphere that absorb heat and send it back to Earth’s surface making the world warmer  
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Greenhouse Effect   the trapping of heat inside the earth’s atmosphere  
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Glacier   a large mass of slow moving ice; can be larger than a city and taller than a sky scrapper  
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Carbon Dioxide   one of the main greenhouse gases, it is released from the burning of fossil fuels. Plants also absorb it  
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Methane   one of the main greenhouse gases, it is released from livestock  
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E.P.A   Environmental Protection Agency  
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Compost   A mixture of decomposing organic matter, used to improve the physical properties of the soil  
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Landfill   where garbage is deposited and then buried.  
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