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The greenhouse effect
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What were some of the extreme weather events mentioned in the video?
The worst floods in four decades in Queensland, record-breaking heat in Russia, floods in Pakistan, and extreme cold and snow in the United States.
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How did the floods in Queensland compare to the size of France and Germany combined?
The floods in Queensland covered an area larger than France and Germany combined.
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What were the consequences of the extreme heat in Russia?
The extreme heat in Russia triggered drought and catastrophic wildfires, resulting in the death of over 50,000 people.
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What were the weather conditions like in the United States after a warm summer?
Record winter cold and snow followed one of the warmest summers on record in the United States.
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How did the floods in Pakistan affect the country?
The floods in Pakistan covered one-fifth of the country and washed away 5,000 miles of roads and railways.
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According to Dr. Brian Soden, where does heavy precipitation come from?
Heavy precipitation comes from the ocean surface.
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What role does water vapor play in weather and climate?
Water vapor provides the source of fuel for storms and has a significant impact on weather and climate.
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What happens when more heat is present in the atmosphere?
More heat leads to increased evaporation and more energy building up in the atmosphere.
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How does the increase in energy in the atmosphere affect weather events?
The increase in energy in the atmosphere increases the potential for more extreme and destructive weather events.
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How does the sun contribute to the process of evaporation?
The sun warms the planet, causing billions of gallons of water to evaporate from the surface of the oceans.
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