all of these

tsunami

landslide

avalanche

satellites

a thermometer

a windmill

binoculars

greenhouse gas emissions have been increasing for the last 50 years

greenhouse gas emissions have been causing climate change

greenhouse gas emissions have been decreasing for the last 50 years

greenhouse gas emissions have been staying the same for the last 50 years

Earth's climate is gradually warming.

Global warming is caused by humans.

Tectonic activity is causing movement of ice.

Global warming only affects the ice caps, not the rest of the planet.

Earth's climate is gradually warming.

Global warming is caused by humans.

Tectonic activity is causing movement of ice.

Global warming only affects the ice caps, not the rest of the planet.

greenhouse gas emissions have been increasing for the last 50 years

greenhouse gas emissions have been causing climate change

greenhouse gas emissions have been decreasing for the last 50 years

greenhouse gas emissions have been staying the same for the last 50 years

all of these

tsunami

landslide

avalanche

satellites

a thermometer

a windmill

binoculars

all of these

none of these

Ice coverage in the arctic varies depending on the time of year.

Ice coverage in the arctic has been steadily declining since the 1970s.

The absolute maximum of ice coverage occurred in the 1980s and the absolute minimum of ice coverage occurred in 2020.

The graph shows how the length of the growing season in the United States has INCREASED over the past century compared with the long-term average.

The graph shows how the length of the growing season in the United States has DECREASED over the past century compared with the long-term average.

The graph shows how the length of the growing season in the United States has STAYED THE SAME over the past century compared with the long-term average.

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