1-4feetHow muchthe sea levelcould rise by2100.methaneproducedfromlandfillsand cattlecryosphereall thefrozenwater onEarththermosphereWhere theHubbleand ISSorbitPaleoclimatologythe studyof ancientclimatesGlacialiceringsused todetermineclimate of thepast includingCO2 levelsExospheremostlyhydrogen,weathersatellites areherepolarclimatezonehighpressure,sea ice mostof the yeardoldrumsno wind,happens intheequatorialclimate zoneoceanacidificationWhen thereis too muchCO2 in theocean.greenhouseeffectwhen gases inthe atmospheretrap heatenergy from thesunatmosphereextends fromthe groundup and intospaceMilankovitchTheoriesEccentricity,obliquity,andPrecessionhydrosphereall theliquidwater onEarthbiosphereall thelivingthings onearthCO2product ofburningfossilfuelsgeosphere interiorandexterior ofEarthequatorialclimatezonerising airanddoldrumsstratospherecontainsthe ozonelayerIonosphereconductselectricityand theauroras formherewatervapor66-85% ofgreenhouseeffectweatherconditions ofthe atmosphereat a particulartime and placeclimatelong-term averageof weather,includesprecipitation andtemperatureProxydataindirectevidenceglacial retreat,decreased snowcover, shrinkingice sheet,extreme evertsevidenceof climatechangecoal, oil,naturalgassourcesof CO21-4feetHow muchthe sea levelcould rise by2100.methaneproducedfromlandfillsand cattlecryosphereall thefrozenwater onEarththermosphereWhere theHubbleand ISSorbitPaleoclimatologythe studyof ancientclimatesGlacialiceringsused todetermineclimate of thepast includingCO2 levelsExospheremostlyhydrogen,weathersatellites areherepolarclimatezonehighpressure,sea ice mostof the yeardoldrumsno wind,happens intheequatorialclimate zoneoceanacidificationWhen thereis too muchCO2 in theocean.greenhouseeffectwhen gases inthe atmospheretrap heatenergy from thesunatmosphereextends fromthe groundup and intospaceMilankovitchTheoriesEccentricity,obliquity,andPrecessionhydrosphereall theliquidwater onEarthbiosphereall thelivingthings onearthCO2product ofburningfossilfuelsgeosphere interiorandexterior ofEarthequatorialclimatezonerising airanddoldrumsstratospherecontainsthe ozonelayerIonosphereconductselectricityand theauroras formherewatervapor66-85% ofgreenhouseeffectweatherconditions ofthe atmosphereat a particulartime and placeclimatelong-term averageof weather,includesprecipitation andtemperatureProxydataindirectevidenceglacial retreat,decreased snowcover, shrinkingice sheet,extreme evertsevidenceof climatechangecoal, oil,naturalgassourcesof CO2

Climate Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. How much the sea level could rise by 2100.
    1-4 feet
  2. produced from landfills and cattle
    methane
  3. all the frozen water on Earth
    cryosphere
  4. Where the Hubble and ISS orbit
    thermosphere
  5. the study of ancient climates
    Paleoclimatology
  6. used to determine climate of the past including CO2 levels
    Glacial ice rings
  7. mostly hydrogen, weather satellites are here
    Exosphere
  8. high pressure, sea ice most of the year
    polar climate zone
  9. no wind, happens in the equatorial climate zone
    doldrums
  10. When there is too much CO2 in the ocean.
    ocean acidification
  11. when gases in the atmosphere trap heat energy from the sun
    greenhouse effect
  12. extends from the ground up and into space
    atmosphere
  13. Eccentricity, obliquity, and Precession
    Milankovitch Theories
  14. all the liquid water on Earth
    hydrosphere
  15. all the living things on earth
    biosphere
  16. product of burning fossil fuels
    CO2
  17. interior and exterior of Earth
    geosphere
  18. rising air and doldrums
    equatorial climate zone
  19. contains the ozone layer
    stratosphere
  20. conducts electricity and the auroras form here
    Ionosphere
  21. 66-85% of greenhouse effect
    water vapor
  22. conditions of the atmosphere at a particular time and place
    weather
  23. long-term average of weather, includes precipitation and temperature
    climate
  24. indirect evidence
    Proxy data
  25. evidence of climate change
    glacial retreat, decreased snow cover, shrinking ice sheet, extreme everts
  26. sources of CO2
    coal, oil, natural gas