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Hazardous Earth: Climate Change

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What you'll learn

How and why climate changes over time.

Causes

  • Natural: solar output, orbital cycles and volcanic activity.
  • Human: greenhouse gases (mainly CO₂) from burning fossil fuels.

Evidence

  • Ice cores and tree rings record past change.

Effects and management

  • Rising sea levels and changing weather.
  • Mitigation reduces causes; adaptation copes with effects.

Exam tips

  • Separate natural from human causes.
  • Distinguish mitigation from adaptation.

Common mistakes

  • Confusing the greenhouse effect with the ozone hole.
  • Treating mitigation and adaptation as the same.
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