‘Water vapourising from the leaves of trees cools the surrounding air.’ Explain the statement
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As trees release water into the atmosphere from their leaves via transpiration, the surrounding air is cooled as water goes from liquid to a vapor. ... The water that is released in its gas vapor form has a cooling effect on the surrounding air.
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Evapotranspiration occurs when the sun's rays hit the trees' canopy, causing water to evaporate from the leaves. This cools them down – just as sweating cools our skin – thereby reducing the amount of energy left to warm the air.As trees release water into the atmosphere from their leaves via transpiration, the surrounding air is cooled as water goes from liquid to a vapor.The water that is released in its gas vapor form has a cooling effect on the surrounding air.
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