Chapter 9 Explain the phrase footprint”. How do the footprints of North “carbon Americans compare with those of less developed parts of the world? What are 3 types of action individuals can do about climate change, and why would these actions be useful? What are 3 types of action that government, industry and businesses can take, and why would these actions be useful for fighting climate change? Graphs Plot a climatograph for Montreal (1970 1990) with the following data. – Precipitation Temperature Month (mm) (°C) J 23 -14 Explain the F 18 -10 following graph. ppm/v= parts per million/billion volume, = M 19 -5 density of ice (%), BP = before present. A 20 4 M 41 11 J 82 15 J 95 17 A 67 16 S 49 10 O 17 5 N 16 -5 D 22 -12
Chapter 9 Explain the phrase “carbon footprint”. How do the footprints of North Americans compare with those of less developed parts of the world? What are 3 types of action individuals can do about climate change, and why would these actions be useful? What are 3 types of action that government, industry and businesses can take, and why would these actions be useful for fighting climate change? Graphs Plot a climatograph for Montreal (1970 – 1990) with the following data. Month Precipitation (mm) Temperature (°C) J 23 -14 F 18 -10 M 19 -5 A 20 4 M 41 11 J 82 15 J 95 17 A 67 16 S 49 10 O 17 5 N 16 -5 D 22 -12 Explain the following graph. ppm/v= parts per million/billion volume, = density of ice (%), BP = before present.
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