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Climate Change Revision Quiz

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Climate topics review

by Corina
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What gas is most responsible for the enhanced greenhouse effect?

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Which sector is a major source of CO2 emissions?

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What is a direct effect of deforestation on climate?

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Which energy source is renewable?

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Ocean acidification is primarily caused by what?

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Which international agreement aims to limit global warming well below 2°C?

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Which greenhouse gas has a high Global Warming Potential (GWP)?

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What is a major contributor to rising sea levels?

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Which practice helps mitigate climate change?

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What is a common prediction for climate impacts on weather events?

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CO2 traps heat in the lower atmosphere more than most other gases at current emissions levels.

Power generation, especially fossil-fuel plants, is a leading source of CO2 emissions globally.

Forests store carbon; removing trees releases CO2 and lowers uptake.

Solar converts sunlight into electricity without burning fossil fuels.

CO2 reacts with seawater forming carbonic acid, lowering pH.

The Paris Agreement sets more ambitious, universal targets for nations.

Methane traps significantly more heat per molecule over 100 years than CO2.

Warming expands seawater and melts land ice, raising sea levels.

Growing forests absorbs CO2 and preserves carbon reservoirs.

Climate change is linked to more intense and frequent extreme events.

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