How are climate and global sea level related? There is a causal relationship between these phenomena that progress from a change in climate to a change in sea level. Order these natural phenomena in the sequence that makes the most sense. (4 items) (Drag and drop into the appropriate area) Start Ocean water volume increases due to thermal expansion. 1 Global sea level rises. Ocean water temperatures increase 2 climate warms, and global surface temperatures increase.

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Lyla Jennings

Geography

17 April, 10:22

How are climate and global sea level related? There is a causal relationship between these phenomena that progress from a change in climate to a change in sea level. Order these natural phenomena in the sequence that makes the most sense. (4 items) (Drag and drop into the appropriate area) Start Ocean water volume increases due to thermal expansion. 1 Global sea level rises. Ocean water temperatures increase 2 climate warms, and global surface temperatures increase.

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Robert Yang · Answer 1

Yes, global sea levels and climate are related as with reference to the rising temperature.

Explanation:

There is a causal relationship in the phenomenon that shows the relationships between the climate factors like those which are shown below.

1. Climate warm

2. Ocean water temperatures increase

3. Global sea level rises.

4. Global surface temperatures increase.

This sequence shows the direct relationships that the atmospheric climate and changes in weather patterns have on earth's hydrosphere. As first of all there the climate rises due to carbon and greenhouse gases and then there is a rise in global oceanic waters and an increase in temperature with each layer of water. Later on, this magnifies into and covers the entire sea or ocean water mass. Which can be seen as the totality of global surface temperature increase. With the impact of warming the threat of anther, mass extinction is on its way through the hydrosphere.