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Images and Notes Pages from textbook pages 573-577 || This picture shows kettle lakes that were created at a time in Earth's history when global temperatures were lower and a glacier calved and the ice that fell from the glacier was buried in the till and/or stratified drift. When the ice melted and the hole created from the ice filled up with water, a kettle lake was formed.
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 * Fakey McExample || [[image:geology1a-1:2.JPG width="384" height="267" caption="2.JPG"]]

The second picture shows the glaciers and the direction the Pleistocene glaciers moved as they advanced across the surface of the Earth during the last ice age. You will notice that a lot more of the land is covered by glaciers in this picture, compared to the land on the Earth today. In addition, much of the Arctic Ocean was covered in Sea Ice. || ||
 * Rita Baturin ||  ||   ||
 * Jessica Berk ||  ||   ||
 * Kevork Boyadjian ||  ||   ||
 * Cassidy Burns ||  ||   ||
 * Sumi Cha ||  ||   ||
 * Stacey Cherukara || [[image:file/view/00a_Instrumentation_electromagnetic_spectrum.png width="469" height="227"]][[image:file:///C:/DOCUME%7E1/ADMINI%7E1/LOCALS%7E1/Temp/moz-screenshot.png]][[image:file:///C:/DOCUME%7E1/ADMINI%7E1/LOCALS%7E1/Temp/moz-screenshot-2.png width="8" height="24"]][[image:00a_Instrumentation_electromagnetic_spectrum.png width="438" height="217"]]

· Greenhouse effect- process by which the atmosphere is being heated. · Air is a mixture of gases- 78% nitrogen 21% oxygen. · Aerosols are tiny solid and liquid particles. · Energy from the sun emits light, heat, and ultraviolet rays. Radiation- transmits energy through the vacuum of space. · More solar energy is absorbed by earth’s surface than by the atmosphere. · The air is not heated directly by the sun, but heated indirectly from earth’s surface. · Greenhouse Effect- earth’s surface is being supplied with heat from the atmosphere and the sun; this keeps the earth’s surface warm. · A cause of climate change – lithospheric plates moves earth’s continents closer and farther apart from the equator. Explosive eruptions emit huge quantities of gases and debris into the atmosphere. || http://carboncreditsfoundation.org/the-greenhouse-effect-web.jpg
 * Notes Pages 573-577
 * Patrick Dymora ||  ||   ||
 * Alex Elizalde ||  ||   ||
 * Joana Espinoza ||  ||   ||
 * John Carlos Garcia || [[image:the-greenhouse-effect-web.jpg width="236" height="262"]]

http://www.propertiesofmatter.si.edu/images/L4/air_components_graph.gif || The first image shows the greenhouse effect. The light from the sun is abosrbed by the earth and them goes back into the atmosphere but because of the greenhouse effect, it isnt able and it is reflected back on the surface causing it to get much warmer and thus crearting global warming.

The Second picture shows the composition of the air. It is made up of mostly two gases, nitrogen and oxygen. It also made up of some carbon and many people suggest that this might be the reason for global warming. || []
 * Eoanna Giannakopoulos ||  ||   ||
 * Gil Laksmi ||  ||   ||
 * Megan Harford ||  ||   ||
 * Eman Issaghi ||  ||   ||
 * Alfred Kachow ||  ||   ||
 * Adriana Lukovic || [[image:comp_of_air.jpg width="309" height="242"]]

[] || The first diagram shows the composition of what is in the air. 78% of the earth is Nitrogen. 20% of the earth is Oxygen.

The second diagram shows the Greenhouse effect. The Greenhouse Effect is when sunlight enters the Earth's atmosphere, passing through the greenhouse gases. As it reaches the Earth's surface, land and water absorb the sunlight’s energy. Once absorbed, this energy is sent back into the atmosphere. ||
 * Ivan Marin ||  ||   ||
 * Eric Mason ||  ||   ||
 * Hardik Patel || [[image:greenhouse_effect[1].png width="310" height="300"]] || The First image shows the greenhouse effects and what is does to earth's atmosphere. It also indicates that a lot of sun radiation is absorbed by earth's surface. ||
 * Silviu Pavel || [[image:http://www.mtholyoke.edu/%7Esevci20l/images/Greenhouse%20Effect.gif width="345" height="240"]]

[] || The first picture shows the greenhouse Effect. About 70% of the sun's radiation makes it through that atmosphere and is absorbed by the oceans, plants, and land.The temperature is trapped in the ozone which is why there is a rise in global temperature.

The second picture shows how much how the glacier reduced in mass over the years. The melting is connected with the Greenhouse effect because the rise in temperatures. ||
 * Matt Perchess ||  ||   ||
 * Frankie Sasco ||  ||   ||
 * Ryan Serpa ||  ||   ||
 * Danny Ward ||  ||   ||