Question

8 matching 10 points match each disruption caused by deforestation to its corresponding global impact. move one answer to each box. photosynthesis disruption transpiration disruption loss of ecosystem disruption soil disruption 9 multiple choice 10 points how do increasing carbon dioxide (co₂) levels in the atmosphere contribute to changes in climate patterns? co₂ blocks ultraviolet rays co₂ reflects sunlight

Explanation:

For question 8: Photosynthesis disruption due to deforestation leads to increased CO2 as plants can't absorb it, a global - climate impact. Transpiration disruption affects local and global water - cycle patterns. Loss of ecosystem disruption has wide - ranging impacts on biodiversity and ecological balance globally. Soil disruption can cause erosion and affect global food security.
For question 9: CO2 is a greenhouse gas. It traps heat in the atmosphere (not blocks UV rays or reflects sunlight), contributing to global warming and climate pattern changes.

Answer:

1. Photosynthesis disruption - Increased CO2 levels and climate change; Transpiration disruption - Altered water - cycle patterns; Loss of ecosystem disruption - Global biodiversity loss; Soil disruption - Global food security issues
2. None of the given options are correct. CO2 traps heat in the atmosphere.