'Warm surface water' presentation slideshows

OUR OCEAN PLANET

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Ch 3 Ocean Circulation

Ch 3 Ocean Circulation. Surface Circulation. Driven by the wind Strongest currents are on the surface Driven by heat energy from the sun. The Coriolis Effect.

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Oceans Review Human Multiple Choice

Oceans Review Human Multiple Choice. Which of the following gasses dissolves most easily in ocean water? . Hydrogen Oxygen Nitrogen Carbon dioxide. Which of the following gasses dissolves most easily in ocean water? . Hydrogen Oxygen Nitrogen Carbon dioxide.

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Increased Storm Activity around the Globe

Increased Storm Activity around the Globe. Katrina Was Worse!. Drought over Indonesia and Papua New Guinea caused the destruction of 2.1 million acres of trees, through forest fires.

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Air: Climate and Pollution

Air: Climate and Pollution. Chapter 9. Outline:. Atmosphere and Climate Climate Change El Nino Human Causes Climate and Pollution Kinds of Pollution Sources Transport Effects of Air Pollution Air Pollution Control. ATMOSPHERE AND CLIMATE.

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Ocean Water and Its Physical Properties Pressure Salinity Temperature Density

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El Nino (warming) and La Nina (cooling)

El Nino (warming) and La Nina (cooling). The Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) is the area encircling the earth near the equator where winds originating in the northern and southern hemispheres come together.

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Basic Oceanography

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Science ~ chapter 9 climate

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Below is a diagram of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge on the ocean floor.

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Abiotic Factors and Biomes

Abiotic Factors and Biomes. Warm air over land rises. 1. Cooler air sinks over water. 3. Air cools at high elevation. 2. Cool air over water moves inland, replacing rising warm air over land. 4. Bodies of Water. Oceans and their currents, and large lakes

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AP Environmental Science Mr. Grant Lesson 103

AP Environmental Science Mr. Grant Lesson 103. Ocean Energy Sources & Hydrogen. Objectives:. Define the term ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) . Describe ocean energy sources and how we could harness them.

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El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO)

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Non-conventional sources of energy from sea

Non-conventional sources of energy from sea. Tidal Energy.

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Chapter 22 Humans and the Environment

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Temperature & Salinity

Temperature & Salinity. Solar radiation is absorbed by seawater and stored as heat in the oceans . - evaporates seawater - incr. temp. & incr. salinity ( heating - expands molecules - decr . density ; cools - contracts - incr. density )

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Renewable Energy

Renewable Energy. Contents : Solar : Water : Wind. Solar Energy . Solar Energy is collected by Solar panel It is extremely healthy for the planet Solar energy can be used to heat swimming pools and other things like that It can help peoples power bills and reduce carbon emissions

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What are the 2 major recurrent questions?

Falkowski et al., (2000) Science The global carbon cycle: A test of our knowledge of Earth as a system. What are the 2 major recurrent questions? Can we distinguish between anthropogenic and natural biogeochemical cycles?

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