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by manos_simonides

Question: What are climate change effects on seasons?
Here in Canada it’s SUPER COLD… But I wanna know about the other seasons… I know in Summer it is SUPER HOT…

What are climate change effects on seasons? I know Canada has the cold and some storms and England… Omg storms!

Answer:

Answer by Pedro
Hi,
Seasonal changes are part of climate.
What marks the change of seasons where you live? In the Midwest
and New England, there are four distinct seasons.Mild spring and
autumn months come between hotter summers and colder winters.
In Florida and other southern states, the seasonal changes are much
less extreme. are periods of the year associated with specific
weather conditions, such as cold temperatures or frequent rain. These
periods are part of the overall pattern that makes up a climate. And also for example Ocean currents can affect climates. For example in Natashquan, Canada the Average Temperature is 1ºC and the
Latitude: is 50.2° N, but in London, England the Average Temperature is11ºC and the Latitude is nearly the same as natashquan, Canada, 51.5° N. This happens because Natashquan, Canada is near a cold-water current called labrador, while London, England is near a warm- water current called N.Atlantic.

I hope this helps!!

by dothegreenthing

Question: Iam doing a project about Hawaii. I want to know what is the state climate of Hawaii?
I know what is the state bird and state flower. I need help. So please answer if you know what is the state climate of Hawaii.

Answer:

Answer by Ajax
if you are looking for a generic answer id go with sub tropical, but there are many, many micro climates in hawaii and depending on the level of this project you might need to dig deeper.

by manos_simonides

Question: Why do people associate conservatives with denying climate change?
In Denmark, the right wing government is spending massive amounts of money to fight climate change!

Answer:

Answer by Caolan C
Its american conservatives that deny climate change, not all conservative parties around the world

by CECAR – Climate and Ecosystems Change Adaptation R

Question: What is the difference between equatorial climate and the Mediterranean climate?
Difference between Equatorial Climate and Mediterranean climate

Answer:

Answer by Five Times
A few thousand miles.

by uair01

Question: How does air pollution affect our bodies?
I mean, give me a diagram or something.
When we breathe in pollution, where does it go and what does it do?
An image would be totally boss. Thanks.

Answer:

Answer by kharlamov
We don’t even know all the possible effects yet.
Small particles and radiation in inner room (not only outside: cars, factories…) air are dangerous causing specially cancers (smoking, radon, dust, ink, chemicals…)

Question: As good Republicans, how can we best help to perpetuate the lie that Climate Change is a Hoax?
For those of us who lack the resources to contribute to the fine work of the Heartland Institute as do rich donors such as Koch Industries and BBNT Bank, how can we best contribute to the cause of Climate Change Denial, saving corporations billions of dollars until it is too late and the planet becomes uninhabitable?

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Answer by AverageJoe
If it wasn’t for global warming — Chicago would still be under a mile of ice.

Fortunately, Cro Magnon people learned how to make fire — the smoke from their campsites melted the glaciers.

by dothegreenthing

Question: Should climate been seasonally cooler this decade since there was no sunspots in the sun?
If there was no sun spots (Maunders Minimum) our climate should of been cooler but since we have had on record a seasonally warmer weather over all. Could this have been the result of Global Warming? If so this means the weather might have been even hotter if it had not been for Maunders Minimum. I’m starting to believe less on global cooling and believe it might have been the result of the Pacific Ocean conveyor belt breaking up by ice. Thanks!

Answer:

Answer by Starrysky
Super computers for weather forecasting can’t come up with consistent answers on climate change. Just the factors here on Earth are trouble enough. But to consider solar radiation levels, this has been difficult in the past.
http://www.oneminuteastronomer.com/2009/09/24/sunspots-global-warming/ has more.

http://www.skepticalscience.com/solar-activity-sunspots-global-warming.htm

Question: what climate effects would be expected if the sinking of ocean waters did not occur?
what climate effects would be expected if the sinking of ocean waters did not occur?
Please provide an answer with 7+ sentences. I have to make a short essay out of this and the book I’m using is very vague.

Answer:

Answer by Potato
A rise in ocean water is relevant to a drought, in where ice caps are melting which raise the water level. Also, since there is a drought, rain water is not being evaporated and ends up flowing through streams and rivers until it flows into the oceans. Be careful: there is a difference between a hotspell and a drought. Therefore, a sinking ocean level could result in a wet spell. Heavy rainfall, and heat. Heat evaporates the water, and keeping water in the air, and out of the ocean, will lower the ocean levels.

Question: Need help with an idea for air pollution?
Hey guys i am currently working on a essay.. i already have 2 main points and i need a 3rd one. My first point is air pollution effects human health, my 2nd point is that air pollution hurts the enviornment such as rivers, trees, etc.. what would be a good 3rd point?

Answer:

Answer by Dana Laz
3rd point could be it can destroy the ozone layer…global warming !

by Takver

Question: Is climate change a threat to future generations?
3 Reasons why would be nice. Is climate change a threat to future generations?

Answer:

Answer by Lynda Ducan
yes