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    The Greenhouse Effect

    What is the greenhouse effect?


    • Read pg. 456, including figure 3.
    • Then turn to pg. 540. Read this page
    also, including figure 6 at the bottom.
    • Close your book when you have
    finished reading both pages. Think
    about the question at the top.
    What causes the
    greenhouse effect?

    • It is caused by gases in the


    atmosphere that trap thermal
    energy (heat). The gases absorb
    thermal energy and radiate it back
    to Earth.
    Which gases cause the
    greenhouse effect?

    • Water vapor
    • Carbon dioxide
    • Methane
    • Nitrous oxide

    • Now for some BrainPOP…


    – Username: memorialscience
    – Password: mms
    Global Warming
    Proof of global warming
    REAL arguments for
    global warming

    • Read pg. 457 and pg. 540-541 (you’ve


    already read pg. 540 focusing on
    greenhouse effect).

    • Now write a definition of global warming.


    REAL arguments for
    global warming

    http://www.geocraft.com/WVFossils/greenho
    use_data.html
    • Web site – write it down as source #2 and
    then record ideas from the site in the
    appropriate box on your worksheet.
    • BrainPOP – source #3 – watch and record
    any helpful ideas for either box.
    – Username: memorialscience
    – Password: mms
    REAL arguments for
    global warming

    • Using the other articles provided, collect


    ideas for both opinions about global
    warming. They are over on Mr. Hoegh’s
    teacher desk. Read the directions on your
    worksheet to help you.

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