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    The Effects of Carbon Dioxide on Antarctica The objective of the article is going in depth how carbon dioxide effects the Antarctica. According to Student Science sources having higher amounts of Carbon dioxide in the Antarctica causes the environment to cool. Carbon dioxide absorbs and creates radiation stated in the article. The Carbon dioxide blocks radiation from surfaces. The article doesn’t provide necessary evidence because the article is mostly talking the Antarctica climate not how carbon dioxide has an effect on the Antarctica environment. (Student Science A resource of the society for science and the public). However, in the article quantitative data was give as stated that Antarctica is the coolest place, having a temperature…

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    Carbon Dioxide Classroom

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    1. Did the carbon dioxide concentration in the classroom change as you monitored it during the Preliminary Activity? Why did it change (or not change)? Yes the carbon dioxide concentration in the classroom did change as we monitored it during the preliminary activity. It had dropped and become stagnant then dropped even lower before rising back to stagnant levels. This may be because there may have been a slight ventilation in the room at around 125 seconds. 2. What is the role of carbon…

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    Carbon Dioxide Impact

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    Carbon dioxide (CO2) is the most important greenhouse gas, contributing to 60% of the enhanced greenhouse effect. The atmosphere now contains more carbon that at any other time in the last 2 million years. Each sink of the carbon cycle will change as this carbon makes its way through the cycle. The global warming caused by greenhouse gas emissions also accelerates the rate at which carbon is released. Permafrost contains rich deposits of carbon and large amounts are released as a result of their…

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    years carbon dioxide emissions show Australia has grown almost twice the global average, CSIRO analysis. The country has a poor artist burn large amounts of fossil fuels in energy production and wealth. Michael Raupach, CSIRO was necessary to reduce the emission of atmospheric and oceanic research, and measures to improve efficiency. These two standards in Australia "over him from developed to developing countries," said Dr Raupach. Australia, however, it produces carbon dioxide emissions by…

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    Carbon dioxide emissions in Argentina is not as bad. During the year of 1887 through 2006, the gas, solid, and liquid used is very low at the beginning of the year until 1922 where they start to increase throughout the years. Solid doesn’t have a major increase at all through the years. This means that in Argentina the people often, do not burn wood or coal as much. According to the data, In 1960 Argentina start emitting carbon dioxide. When comparing Argentina’s carbon dioxide to other…

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    Carbon dioxide concentration was measured at various air sampling sites representing different kinds of land use pattern in Pantnagar and surrounding areas. Based on the observation taken during October 2008 to April 2009, during most of the sampling weeks, vehicular site (Rudrapur bus station) witnessed the highest CO2 concentration (381.61 ppmv) followed by the industrial site (373.59 ppmv) At Livestock and residential sites, the average CO2 concentration was found to be 366.87 and 366.66…

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    Annotated Bibliography Li, Yuehui, Kathrin Junge, and Matthias Beller. “Improving the Efficiency Of The Hydrogenation of Carbonates and Carbon Dioxide to Methanol.” Chemcatchem 5.5 (2013): 1072-1074. Academic Search Complete. Web. 4 Feb. 2016. This study states that the recycling of carbon dioxide (CO2) cannot completely reduce the large concentrations of CO2 in the thermosphere, but it is indeed a functional process to produce modern chemicals. However, the process to hydrogenate CO2 with good…

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    Carbon Dioxide, is a natural occurring chemical compound that consists of one carbon atom and two oxygen atoms. On Earth carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere from respiration, combustion of coal or hydrocarbons, and respiration. However most of the carbon dioxide that is released into the atmosphere is removed by organisms that conduct photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is the processes in which organisms, such as, plants, algae and cyanobacteria (bacteria that obtain their energy from…

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    Carbon Dioxide and Climate Change Research Question: Is the rate of climate change affected by the amount of carbon emission? Hypothesis: If the Earth's concentration of carbon is high, than there will also be an increase in the Earth’s land temperature because of greenhouse gases that are created over time resulting in the warm up the earth’s land. Background Information: The earth is kept warmer than it should be because of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. They retain heat. One of…

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    Choose either Carbon Dioxide Removal or Solar Radiation Management: 1. Which did you choose? Carbon Dioxide Removal 2. Describe how it works. (1 pt) CDR is involves the reduction of the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere. First step is capturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, then compressing it and draining it into storage reservoirs. 3. What are two benefits of this technique? (2 pts) One benefit is that it brings down the CO2 level in the atmosphere. Another benefit is with less CO2 in the…

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