PPT-World Climate Zones Discussion #2

Directions You dont have to write anything for this slide Continue this notetakingactivity assignment on the same page as you completed Discussion 1 Remember all notes are taken on the left side of your notebook and all questions and activities are completed on the right. Ilana Stout. TCBES 670. Spring 2014. The Problem:. Farmers and gardeners in Hawai’i need to share information about which crop varieties perform well in specific climate conditions.. Current plant hardiness zone systems do not accurately represent the diverse growing conditions found in Hawai’i.. Where we are. Where it looks. like we’re going. Background . Discussions for almost 30 years. . For background info see the 2014 . Conference Report . essay at www.na.org/future.. Restarted conversation at WSC 2014 with Planning Our Future sessions..        Scientists have divided our world into different biomes, such as tundra, grasslands, deserts, rainforests, deciduous forests, and marine environments. A biome is a large geographical region with plants and animals that are able to live in that location with its particular climate because they have adapted in different ways to the amounts of water, heat, and soil in that area.. Effects on Climate. Weather – changes in temperature, wind, air, etc. over a short period of time. Climate – weather patterns in a particular area over many years.. The sun’s rays do not hit the Earth evenly. So air and water help distribute the sun’s heat over the entire world.. Apply understanding of watersheds and estuaries to a situation where abiotic and biotic factors are being changed.. Open your notebook to page 27. Let’s read the first two paragraphs.. Dead zone: an area or body of water where the water at the bottom has little or no dissolved oxygen. (underline this in the paragraph). Longitude’s Role. Longitude plays the most important role in telling time. There are 360◦ of longitude (180◦ West and 180◦ East of Prime Meridian). Longitude lines are spaced 15◦ apart in both directions from the. Ch. 4.2. Effect of Earth’s rotation. Created based on the rate at which the sun appears to move across the sky. Sun . rises . in the . east. & . sets. in the . west. Earth takes . 24 hours . to rotate on its axis . Time Zones run in the same direction as longitude lines.. Each color is a different Time Zone. Vocabulary. A. . time zone . is a region of the earth that has the same time. There are 24 time zones.. Opportunity Zones Webinar Series Series 2 – Mechanics of the Tool and Marketing the Zones Today’s Presenters Joel Walters, Director Missouri Department of Revenue Joel.walters@dor.mo.gov Mark Stombaugh, Business Development Unit Director Theory of motivated information management (TMIM) perspective. Presentation outline. Theoretical framework. Locus of Control. Research questions. Results. Implications. Discussion/questions. Theory of Motivated Information Management (TMIM). Puna Island of Hawaii07515375MilesLegendPlanning DistrictsCensus Defined PlacesMountain ViewFern ForestEden RocFern AcresHawaiian AcresOrchidlands EstatesKurtistownHawaiian Paradise ParkHawaiian Beach -profit entity operating as an association for all free zones around the . world and their communities.. Established . in Geneva, Switzerland and headquartered in the Dubai Airport . Free Zone.  in United Arab . Weather is the day to day condition of air at a particular place. .. Weather changes every day. . Changes in weather conditions give rise to seasons. In India we enjoy three seasons –summer, winter and monsoon. . particular zone. . Exercise Intensity A4. Heart Rate. Target Zones/Training thresholds. HR Max. Borg’s RPE Scale. Define Heart Rate and where can you measure it? . Pulse. : Carotid (neck) / Radial (wrist).