The troposphere maintains a temperature range that is conducive to life as we know it. How...
The troposphere maintains a temperature range that is conducive to life as we know it. How does the troposphere warm, where does the energy come from? In other words, what mechanisms account for the heat (energy) in the troposphere. Consider only vertical transfers of energy.
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