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1. | A measurement of the quantity of water vapour in the air |
2. | A set of terms for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, proposed in 1997 in Kyoto, Japan |
4. | A possible result of global warming in which the increase of Earth’s temperature will cause an increase in water vapour in the atmosphere, which may result in the formation of more clouds, having a cooling effect |
5. | A possible result of global warming in which the increase of Earth’s temperature will cause an increase in water vapour in the atmosphere, which may result in a further increase of Earth’s temperature |
6. | The natural surface that breaks down materials at Earth’s surface |
8. | Complex mathematical models that use supercomputers to analyze and make quantative projections of future climate change |
9. | An adaptation that has to do with the way an organism functions (e.g., the changes in an organism’s body when it hibernates) |
10. | Any behaviour of an organism that allows it toAny behaviour of an organism that allows it to better survive and reproduce in an environment (e.g., migration) |
11. | An adaptation that affects the appearance or shape of the physical features of an organism (e.g., thick fur) |
12. | The principle that, in order to protect the environment, lack of full scientific certainty will not be used as a reason to postpone measures to prevent environmental damage |
14. | In evolution, any characteristic that allows and organism to better survive and reproduce in an environment |
15. | The study of past climates |
16. | The replanting of trees |
18. | A graphical representation of climate data for a specific region and time period |
20. | The hypothesis that Earth is a single, living organism |
21. | A major source or reservoir of carbon compounds |