Asked by Anonymous

If a long-term warming trend causes the melting of all the Arctic sea ice, the albedo of the Arctic Ocean would [(increase) (not change) (decrease)] and the temperature of Arctic surface waters would likely [(rise) (remain unchanged) (fall)].
Answered by bobpursley
decrease, rise
Answered by Anonymous
thank you
Answered by TeacherHelpStudent
You shouldn't just give answers. Your a teacher. You should at least let them try and do it, then tell them if they are correct or wrong. This person isn't trying at all, just asking for answers....
Answered by Demi dj
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Answered by Kaylynn
Question 1: how does golbal warming alter the albedo of the artic (select the 2 correct answers)

Answers: C and D
Answered by Kaylynn
Question: which are ways in heat energy leaves the surface of land masses (select the 3 corrcet answers)

Answers: B, C, and D
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Question: An asphalt surface aborbs ____ solar energy than a cement surface. This difference is chiefly due to differences in ____ (select the correct answers from the list)

Answers: More and color
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