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How can variations in the rate of interaction between the hydrosphere and the atmosphere result in global climate change?
a. by causing droughts and floods
b. by producing more greenhouse gases
c. by changing the amount of water on Earth
d. by decreasing the atmospheric temperature

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 How can variations in the rate of interaction between the hydrosphere and the atmosphere result in global climate change?
a.     by causing droughts and floods
b.	by producing more greenhouse gases
c.	by changing the amount of water on Earth
d.	by decreasing the atmospheric temperature

anonymous · Answer

Im not sure if its d. By decreasing the atmospheric temperature

agreene · Answer

Well, I would go with A; partially because the atmosphere is rather cold anyway... and if more or less water was moved from the hydrosphere it would result in either more or less precipitation

agreene · Answer

from the hydrosphere to the atmosphere - > drought 
from the atmosphere to the hydrosphere -> rain / flooding