Fires

co2 first because there is a LOT of it in the atmosphere because of cars and trains and fires etc. then water vapor, because it's not toxic which would cause other reactions making things worse.. then methane because there is very little of it anywhere.

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... time, changing the colors of the daisies (sunlight reflective capabilities) which affected temp, throw asteroids at it to see what happened, start fires and see how the world recovered, etc, etc. Basically, you could do anything to try and destroy the planet, and it would always recover and reach ...

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... influenced both by external and internal factors, such as year seasons, climatological and hydrological factors of an specific area, forest fires, plagues, etc. Thus, taking into account all these possible factors (in a theoretical way), my question is: what could be a more appropriate model ...

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... are looking only at events that directly related to temperature, but considering a lot of other – smaller events – is also very important. Wild fires are very important to forests (those that prone to have them), but very inconvenient to us. 1. They produce nitrogen oxide that is required for ...

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the impulse is a all or nothing response, it either fires or does, there's no distinction there. However, interpretation of the stimulus depends on which nerves are fired and frequency.

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