#1 is a problem. It does NOT control earth's temperature BUT the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere IS controlled by the temperature. I wouldn't know how to answer this.
I don't know anything about algal bloom.
Can someone correct me?
True or False?
Water does not control Earth’s temperatures because the maximum amount of water vapor in the atmosphere depends on the air temperature. - F
Oxygen is a minor component of the atmosphere but a major contributor to global warming. - F
Greenhouse gases consist of molecules with 3 or more atoms - T
Greenhouse gases with asymmetric vibrations DO NOT absorb infrared energy - F
Ozone is a naturally occurring gas (O3) that absorbs UV rays, preventing them from reaching Earth's surface - T
Increasing concentrations of carbon dioxide are responsible for rising global temperatures - T
Preventing pollution at its source is harder than remediating a polluted ecosystem - F
Greenhouse gases vary in their ability to trap heat. - T
Water vapor is the most abundant greenhouse gas, accounting for over half of the warming of all the greenhouse gases. - T
Decreasing amounts of algal bloom kills plants below the water surface - F
Some naturally occurring atmospheric gases, such as carbon dioxide and methane, help hold in warmth radiating off the surface of Earth. - T
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