The Pleistocene epoch ended about 12,000 years ago, and we are now in a warmer p

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The Pleistocene epoch ended about 12,000 years ago, and we are now in a warmer period known as the Holocene epoch. According to the Milankovitch Cycle, we should enter the next ice age in several thousand years from now. However, global warming may stall or even prevent the occurrence of the next ice age. True False Reconnection on the day side of Earth is critical for allowing solar wind energy to come into the magnetosphere. Night-side reconnection is critical for the transfer of that energy down to the atmosphere True False According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, increases in the global mean temperature of less than 1-3 degrees C above 1990 levels will produce benefits in some places ... and produce costs in other places. True False A major research question being addressed by many career domains is "how dangerous is the unintended human experiment with the functioning of the Earth System?" True False

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Q 39) True

Q 40) True

Q 41) True

Q 42) True

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