The Greenhouse Effect 3/3/15 15-2b pgs. 398-401 IN: What do you think is the Greenhouse Effect? Put your Lesson 12 on the books.

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The Greenhouse Effect 3/3/ b pgs IN: What do you think is the Greenhouse Effect? Put your Lesson 12 on the books

The Greenhouse Effect – the natural heating process of a planet, such as the Earth, by which gases in the atmosphere trap thermal energy.

Particles that trap thermal energy are called “greenhouse gases”. Scientists have hypothesized that an increase of these gases, may be causing an increase in the greenhouse effect.

Global Warming – a rise in average global temperatures.

Global Warming

Radiation balance is the balance between incoming and outgoing energy. – The amount coming in and going out must be equal for earth to remain livable.

The Radiation Balance

OUT: Draw a diagram of The Greenhouse Effect.