Question 21 of 32
For more than a decade, Greenland has been losing about 600 trillion pounds
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Question 21 of 32
For more than a decade, Greenland has been losing about 600 trillion pounds
of ice per year. The change in the distribution of weight on Earth changes how
Earth wobbles on its axis. How can a change in Earth's wobble affect Earth's
climate?
A. Wobbling in the direction of the sun can cool down regions.
B. Wobbling in the direction of the sun can cause large ice sheets to
form.
C. Wobbling away from the sun can cause polar ice caps to melt.
D. Wobbling away from the sun can cool down regions.
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