... iron core outward through the mantle and lithosphere (crust) generating plate collisions that move continents and trip earthquakes. Magma driven plate collisions uplift mountain ranges and setoff volcanoes recycling lava and gases on land and underwater replenishing both with life-producing minerals. Solar energy evaporates surface water primarily from oceans to atmosphere to land as water or snow. Erosive rainfall or expanding ice in ...

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...sublimates. As the IR radiation expands, the temperature of the gas goes down. Eventually, the gas crystallizes. Most gases at higher concentrations do the following. At some point in the expansion, the gas may turn to a liquid. At a still lower temperature, the liquid turns solid. At low concentrations, some gases will turn directly to a crystalline solid. This is the opposite of sublimation. One unusual gas, helium IV...

... a complex chemical solution. "Pure" water essentially is nonexistent in the natural environment. Natural water, whether in the atmosphere, on the ground surface, or under the ground, always contains dissolved minerals and gases as a result of its interaction with the atmosphere, minerals in rocks, organic matter, and living organisms. True, but we'd be using water from the same source. Let's take three pyrex ...

... is a complex chemical solution. "Pure" water essentially is nonexistent in the natural environment. Natural water, whether in the atmosphere, on the ground surface, or under the ground, always contains dissolved minerals and gases as a result of its interaction with the atmosphere, minerals in rocks, organic matter, and living organisms. True, but we'd be using water from the same source. Let's take three pyrex pots....

..., it is a complex chemical solution. "Pure" water essentially is nonexistent in the natural environment. Natural water, whether in the atmosphere, on the ground surface, or under the ground, always contains dissolved minerals and gases as a result of its interaction with the atmosphere, minerals in rocks, organic matter, and living organisms. True, but we'd be using water from the same source. Let's take three pyrex pots. Fill each ...

...H2O, it is a complex chemical solution. "Pure" water essentially is nonexistent in the natural environment. Natural water, whether in the atmosphere, on the ground surface, or under the ground, always contains dissolved minerals and gases as a result of its interaction with the atmosphere, minerals in rocks, organic matter, and living organisms. Why don't you try a green or white tea first with electric range and then with gas range and...

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... on CO2 reduction, whether it is justified or not, would be much better spent on preparing the world for future climate change, whichever way it goes. But the continued release of CO2 and other greenhouse gases carries the danger of uncontrollable positive feedback and is therefore best avoided. While you may not think a decade is a long time in terms of global temperature change, a decade and a half is a ...