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Mind Map by Feli Rolon, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Feli Rolon
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Driving The Climate Change
- It is dirve by....
- The Oceans
- Warm water colects in one
place, evaporation and clouds
buildup may increase. Marine
organisms consume huge
amount of CO2
- Warm water colects in one
place, evaporation and clouds
buildup may increase. Marine
organisms consume huge
amount of CO2
- The Water Cycle
- When evaporation its
formed leads to cloud
formation, which can have
a cooling effect
- When evaporation its
formed leads to cloud
formation, which can have
a cooling effect
- Clouds
- By reflecting solar energy and
warm Earth by up trapping heat
being radiated up from the
surface
- By reflecting solar energy and
warm Earth by up trapping heat
being radiated up from the
surface
- The Atmosphere
- Gases give Earth a temperature.
Green-houses gases, watervapor, CO2,
and other gases absorb heat energy, then
re-rediate a portion of it back on the
surface
- Gases give Earth a temperature.
Green-houses gases, watervapor, CO2,
and other gases absorb heat energy, then
re-rediate a portion of it back on the
surface
- Ice and Snow
- Bright white expansive of ice and snow
reflect sunlight back into space, cooling
the planet. Melting sea ice draws heat
from the ocean
- Bright white expansive of ice and snow
reflect sunlight back into space, cooling
the planet. Melting sea ice draws heat
from the ocean
- Solar Input
- Solar energy having travelled
miles, hits the upper
atmosphere. The rest warms
Earth and fueld it´s weather
engine
- Solar energy having travelled
miles, hits the upper
atmosphere. The rest warms
Earth and fueld it´s weather
engine
- Land Surface
- When solar energy penetrates the land
surface it is converted into heat, most of
which radiates upward. And it can have
major effects on climate.
- When solar energy penetrates the land
surface it is converted into heat, most of
which radiates upward. And it can have
major effects on climate.
- Human Influences
- The green-house gases, the
fuel combustion and the
aerosols are the main
human activities magnify
warming effects
- The green-house gases, the
fuel combustion and the
aerosols are the main
human activities magnify
warming effects
- The Oceans
- Global Temperatura Rising
- Earth´s surface has risen ahalf
degree Celsius in the last past
century. Dips and Spikes reflect
natural fluctations and
short-term events.
- Earth´s surface has risen ahalf
degree Celsius in the last past
century. Dips and Spikes reflect
natural fluctations and
short-term events.
- Green-house effect
- The atmosphere, only a fraction of that heat makes it
directly back into space. Therest is trapped in the lower air
layers, which contain a number of gases, that absorb the
outgoing infrared radiation. As does gases heat up, some
of their warmth radiates back down the surface. With
increased heating more evaporation, this creates a
powerful feed backloop.
- The atmosphere, only a fraction of that heat makes it
directly back into space. Therest is trapped in the lower air
layers, which contain a number of gases, that absorb the
outgoing infrared radiation. As does gases heat up, some
of their warmth radiates back down the surface. With
increased heating more evaporation, this creates a
powerful feed backloop.
- Models and Uncertainty
- The general circulation models consist of
equations representing the laws of the
atmospheric physics and ocean circulation
- The general circulation models consist of
equations representing the laws of the
atmospheric physics and ocean circulation
- Missing CO2
- Oceans
- Serve as a vast "sink" for CO2. The oceans
apparently remove at least 2 billion tons frmo
the atmosphere each year
- Serve as a vast "sink" for CO2. The oceans
apparently remove at least 2 billion tons frmo
the atmosphere each year
- Clouds
- Clouds shade Earth´s surface, promoting cooling, but
depending on their altitude, density, and other conditions, they
can also trap outgoing heat, promoting warming
- Clouds shade Earth´s surface, promoting cooling, but
depending on their altitude, density, and other conditions, they
can also trap outgoing heat, promoting warming
- Human Activity
- We releases aprox. 7
billion metric tons of CO2
every year.
- We releases aprox. 7
billion metric tons of CO2
every year.
- Oceans
- As the World Warms
- Warming of the magnitude anticipated by the IPCC cloud also
prompt widespread calamity. For one thing, it would putmore water
vapor into air. Causing more more rainfall worldwide and probably
more intense weather generally. The most probable effect is that the
averge amount of precipitation in any given event will be greater
- Warming of the magnitude anticipated by the IPCC cloud also
prompt widespread calamity. For one thing, it would putmore water
vapor into air. Causing more more rainfall worldwide and probably
more intense weather generally. The most probable effect is that the
averge amount of precipitation in any given event will be greater
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