1. Why does C02, 0.04% of our atmosphere, affect our climate? Paul H. Carr AF Research Laboratory Emeritus www.MirrorOfNature.org 2. Atmospheric CO2: Principal Control Knob…
Slide 1What? Remote, actively researched, monitored, measured, has a huge impact on global climate and is relatively cool? Slide 2 The Cryosphere Takes its name from the…
1. A Guide to Central ParkAlicia SorrentiSpring 2010 2. Table of ContentsMap of Central Park With Specific Sites The Purpose of This Guide Summary ofGeologic Formations of…
 1  The effect of the Himalayan Orogeny on the Cenozoic climate Introduction The Himalayan Orogeny began around 50Ma and is an excellent example of a continental…
Slide 1Chapter 15.1 Glaciers Slide 2 Glaciers 1.Glaciers a.A huge mass of ice slowly flowing over a land mass, formed from compacted snow in an area where snow accumulation…
Slide 1 Mid-Pleistocene Revolution By Robert Spellacy Slide 2 MPR Describes the transition between 41kyr and 100kyr glacial –interglacial cycles. Initiated between 900-650…
Slide 1 DARGAN M. W. FRIERSON DEPARTMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES DAY 15: 05/18/2010 ATM S 111, Global Warming: Understanding the Forecast Slide 2 Assignments Should have…
Slide 1 The Face of Traditional Agriculture is Changing. My Vision for an Extension Program to Keep Diverse Agriculture Competitive in the Skagit Valley. By Don McMoran Slide…
Slide 1 Glaciers Slide 2 TYPES OF GLACIERS Slide 3 Types of Glaciers 1. Alpine – Forms in mountains and valleys – Flow downhill, widening and U-shaping valleys Slide…
Slide 1 Goals for this section 1.EXPLAIN the feedback mechanism believed to have maintained Earth's average temperature within the range of liquid water over 100s of…