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How do greenhouse gases such as CO2 and N2O contribute to an increase in Earth’s atmospheric temperature? Greenhouse gases interact with infrared photons and reflect them back to Earth’s surface. Greenhouse gases chemically react with one another, releasing heat in the process. Greenhouse gases agitate visible light photons, increasing the photons’ temperature and motion energy. Greenhouse gases generate internal heat through radioactive decay, similar to the core of Earth.

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greenhouse gases chemically react with each other creating heat

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third option the 0.55 one

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carbon dioxide

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higher then

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Brandon works on a livestock farm. Each day, he takes his sheep grazing in the mountains. He feels the air getting cooler as he climbs to the top of the mountain. What is the best explanation for why the air gets cooler near the top? The amount of sunlight decreases near the mountaintop. The amount of heat radiated from Earth’s surface decreases with elevation. Cool air masses rise as they approach the base of the mountain. There is a large body of water at the top of the mountain.

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the amount of radiated heat stays closer to the earth as elevator raises

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failed again 2 out of 5

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the test hates us

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and I'm going off what I learned in school

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yea this is dumb

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I hate your test already

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lol same

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