Physics, 13.01.2021 17:00 kishmarlewis
Which of the following best describes how greenhouse gases raise the average temperature of the earth?
a
They allow more light to penetrate the atmosphere
b
They are naturally hotter than other, nongreenhouse gases
c
They allow in solar energy but prevent some of the infrared heat energy from leaving the atmosphere
d
They have a very high albedo, which traps heat energy
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