2 Points
The graph below shows how natural processes and human activities affect
climate
Which
claim
Thermal disruption (W/m)
NON
Agents of Climate Change
Natural Human
processes activities Halocarbons
Ozone
со,
Net change Greenhouse gases
Net change
in energy
Total aerosols due to human
from Sun
activities
Warming effect Cooling effect
supported by the data?
O
A. Natural processes have a larger impact on climate change,
O
B. Human activity has a larger impact on climate change.
O
C. Natural weather patterns are evidence against climate change.
O
D. There is no reason to believe humans are causing climate change.

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