Weegy: Biologically, things living in the water. What that's living in the water will be affected first depends on the pollutant, different species have different sensitivities. In terms of humans, generally the poorest of the poor. They're more likely to drink un-filtered water, and less likely to have other options. Weegy: How Does Water Pollution Affect the Fish?. Part of the series: Fishing & Bait. Water pollution affects the body ...

Weegy: Climate: tropical; moderated by trade winds; dry season (November to April); rainy season (May to October) You're lazy. Weegy: Cuba question: When is winter in Cuba? the same time when its winter in the US ... Cuba's climate is pretty much the same year round, so you can pretty much do the same ... http://wiki.answers.com/Q/When_is_winter_in_Cuba Weegy: US States Cities and Territories question: What is climate region? Can you ...

Weegy: Not after it was exposed to be a scam based on fraudulent data. http://www.c3headlines.com/2010/12/noaa-ncdc-pursue-goal-of-warmest-year-ever-for-2010-release-newly-fabricated-global-temperatures.html Weegy: Global Warming question: Why do people have to think that global warming is real? ... Do you really... What scientists think there is no global warming? It is hard to find any ... ...

Weegy: Latitude. Weegy: What is alleged to be different about the current spell of global warming is ... The models do not assume the climate will warm due to increasing levels of ... http://www.answers.com/topic/global-warming Weegy: On the leeward side of mountains, desert climates can exist due to the dry air ... South Africa and in parts of central Chile. The climate is characterized by hot, ... http://www.answers.com/topic/rain Weegy: ...

Weegy: Only the fear of AGW is pushing the crop prices higher. The use of "biofuels" as an alternative to oil, uses much land and threatens to use more and raise the crop prices. Not only do these biofuels cost more than gas and increase the cost of crops, but they also place as much CO2 into the climate as gasoline. The only way to get away with such absurdity by slapping some green paint on it, is by scaring people with some silly nonsense ...

Weegy: its a combo of activated carbon and zeolite. It absorbs many gases. But you have to consider: (1) Does the manufacturiung, transport, and use of it generate more CO2 than it can absorb? (2) Does it cost a lot to make? How much CO2 does it absorb per dollar? (3) What do you do with it once it's filled up with CO2? (4) Is it patented so the cost will be astronomical for many years to come? (5) How much would it cost to ...

Weegy: Because they listen to politicians, conservative talk show hosts and spokesmen for CO2 producing industries instead of listening to scientists. Weegy: Climate change is measured on a much larger scale than changes in the weather. ... I refuse to believe it's manmade. I do think there are a lot of " ... http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/1748762

Weegy: Put simply : For the first time in earth's history, fossil fuels are being burnt in very large quantities. That is oil, coal and natural gas. Fossil fuel deposits are generally located underground, and are not susceptible to being burnt. But now power industries and transport industries ARE burning these fuels. That is adding carbon dioxide gas to the air. The CO2 inhibits the loss of heat to outer space, causing some of it to be ...

Weegy: Convert waste into reusable material. Weegy: Define the parts of a tree: branches, canopy of leaves, roots and trunk together ... Define recycling and explain why it is necessary. Have the class help make recycling bins ... http://www.ehow.com/list_6603391_science-activities-lorax.html Weegy: Music question: Define a repeat? a repeat is when somting happens and then happens again http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Define_a_repeat

Weegy: Increase in global temperature equates to melting polar ice caps+rise in ocean levels, also temperature increase means more severe storms (increased hurricane/tornado strengths). Weegy: I Desperately Need A Problem Statement For A 4th Grade Science Fair Project On ... My Daughter Is Doing A Science Project And I Have No Idea Where To Buy Copper Or ... http://www.blurtit.com/sitemap/294/72/

Weegy: would legalize pot. People would take up a greater interest in cultivation and learn to relax, Contrary to perception, it actually reduces the craving for food, so people will become less obese. Also, when inhaled, it tends to relax the pulmonary and cardiovascular passages,!. Weegy: Why can people throw this quote around all day, then turn around and VOTE on another ... who would really like to get married, I do appreciate the intent ...

Weegy: The Arctic will be open water in the summer. The present ice reflects the summer sunlight back into space. The water will absorb much of the sunlight, heating the ocean which will emit more thermal radiation. Thus the melting of the ice means the earth will get still warmer. Weegy: Global Warming question: What are the arguments on both sides of the global warming controversy? Those who accept that global warming is happening ... ...

Weegy: What are you defining here as Antarctica, but not its climate? The climate of Antarctica is affected by its geographic position--it is on the south pole, so it gets no sun at all during the winter. There are also ocean currents, wind currents, and other things that affect the climate, in addition to some self-reinforcing effects. All of these combine to make Antarctica waytoodamned cold. Weegy: what is the relationship between ...

Weegy: In several complicated, hard-to-predict ways. The base problem is that warmer air holds more moisture. This can mean that there's more water in the air to form clouds, and thus rain. But it can also mean that the air can hold on to more water before it's saturated enough to rain. So it's entirely possible that there will be both more droughts and more floods in a warmer world. Of course, to some extent this is all relative. A wet ...

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Weegy: Interesting question. The answer is no though, the regions are so vastly different, that although one place might be raining, another will not be. It would be very difficult and bizarre if this were to happen, not to mention cool! :) Kintalia Edit-Joseph Grey Oh my gosh how stupid of me! :) yes, forty days and forty nights, but since then nothing so bad. :) Weegy: United States Geography how to articles and videos including The ...

Weegy: I'll keep it simple. 1. Fossil fuels -> Carbon Dioxide 2. Over population -> lots of "gas" 3. Animal Farms -> more "gas" 4. Deforesting -> Less trees to filter Carbon Dioxide to create oxygen. Weegy: Is global warming caused by humans? On One Hand: Evidence Supports This Scientific evidence strongly supports the conclusion that humans are causing global warming. ... http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/1998014 Weegy: Global Warming ...

Weegy: Main danger is we'll all drown in a sea of bulls--t, same bulls--t that told us we were going to enter an Ice Age in the 1970s, it's all crap, take no notice. Weegy: Global Warming question: What are the arguments on both sides of the global warming controversy? Those who accept that global warming is happening ... http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_the_arguments_on_both_sides_of_the_global_warming_controversy Weegy: Global Warming ...

Weegy: It doesn't - Global Warming and the Ozone layer are two completely different problems. The hole in the Ozone Layer was a major problem in the 70's, caused by CFC's vented from old refrigerators and air con systems. Since we orbit an unshielded Fusion Reactor (the Sun) the Ozone Layer protects us from dangerous radiation including Ultra-violet. Since the countries of the world switched to different coolants for their refrigerating systems ...

Weegy: Depends on which "they" you listen to. The scientific consensus is that there will be something like 3-5 degrees of temperature rise (I'm not sure if that's in the next century, or overall), if we don't take action. This would be quite problematic for many systems on Earth, would severely disrupt many ecosystems that we rely on, would probably cause massive famines, deaths from heat stroke, flooding of low-lying areas, and so ...

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Weegy: Custard Weegy: It covers 1/5 of the world. It can get to as low as 32 degrees at night. Mountains at the edge of the deserts ... A biome is a region of Earth that has a particular climate and ... http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_facts_about_desert_biomes Weegy: Three of the four deserts can be found within southern California. Each of California's ... This desert is unlike the typical desert because it is what's known as a cool ...

Weegy: Global warming is the increase in the average temperature of Earth's near-surface air and oceans THEN FONT SIZE "60" don't forget times new roman ":) Weegy: One view is that global warming is a serious problem that is happening because man is ... Describe the two opposing views of global warming? one, your fat, quit driving to ... http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_the_opposing_views_on_global_warming Weegy: Explore additional ...

Weegy: We're not losing any ecosystems. Ecosystems change century to century, year to year and even moment by moment. One ecosystem that existed 100 million years ago no longer exists today. It's been replaced by another ecosystem. The biggest destroyer of ecosystems is Earth itself. All life is change. Nothing remains the same. Read some basic buddhist philosophy to understand change. The idea of a static, non-changing ecosystem is impossible. ...

Weegy: The Kyoto Protocol is ostensibly about reducing carbon emissions. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyoto_Protocol This has caused environmentalists to turn from their traditional stance against nuclear energy http://www.pollutionissues.com/A-Bo/Antinuclear-Movement.html to promoting nuclear energy. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/4276461.stm The result is global nuclear proliferation of both nuclear energy generation, ...