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• Greenhouse effect
  [[Image:Gef.jpg|EPA illustration of greenhouse effect.<br/> <small> The sun radiates energy to the earth mainly in the form of ul ...2 W/m² incident minus 107 W/m² reflected). The term "greenhouse effect" is a misnomer, since actual [[greenhouse]]s operate by a different mechani
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• Greenhouse effect/Approval
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• Greenhouse effect/Definition
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• Greenhouse effect/Bibliography
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• Greenhouse effect/External Links
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• Greenhouse effect/Related Articles
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• Greenhouse gas
  ...hat absorb and emit [[infrared radiation]]. By doing so they produce the [[greenhouse effect]]. ...carbon]]s and [[nitrous oxide]] play small but not negligible parts in the greenhouse effect.
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• Greenhouse effect/Related Articles
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• Methane/Related Articles
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• Earth's atmosphere/Related Articles
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• Greenhouse/Related Articles
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• Greenhouse effect
  [[Image:Gef.jpg|EPA illustration of greenhouse effect.<br/> <small> The sun radiates energy to the earth mainly in the form of ul ...2 W/m² incident minus 107 W/m² reflected). The term "greenhouse effect" is a misnomer, since actual [[greenhouse]]s operate by a different mechani
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• Ozone/Related Articles
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• Methane
  ...[Global warming]] could release this gas and thus enhance considerably the greenhouse effect.
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• Earth science/Related Articles
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• Carbon dioxide/Related Articles
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• Joseph Fourier/Related Articles
  * [[Greenhouse effect]]
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• Joseph Fourier
  ...has been formed. He is also generally credited with the discovery of the [[greenhouse effect]]. Today his mathematical creations are extremely important in a wide rang
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• Nitrogen/Related Articles
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• Atmospheric science/Related Articles
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• Atmosphere
  ...[[Sulfur Dioxide]] atmosphere which is believed to have caused a runaway [[greenhouse effect]], leading to the lethal pressures and temperatures seen on that planet tod
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• Global warming
  ...ral greenhouse gases are [[water vapor]], which causes about 36–70% of the greenhouse effect (not including clouds); [[carbon dioxide]] (CO₂), which causes 9 ...r vapor is reached at a slight increase in humidity and with a much larger greenhouse effect than that due to CO₂ alone.<ref name=soden1>{{cite journal| firs
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• Atmospheric science
  ...systems. Some examples of such problems are [[acid rain]], [[smog]], the [[greenhouse effect]] and [[ozone depletion]] (often referred to as the ''ozone hole''). Atmosp
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• Venus (planet)
  ...ean]]s. The enormously CO₂-rich atmosphere generates a strong [[greenhouse effect]] that raises the surface temperature to over 400&nbsp;°C. This makes Venu ...bably substantial quantities of liquid water on the surface, but a runaway greenhouse effect was caused by the evaporation of that original water, which generated a cri
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