What does equable climate mean?
Answers
Answered by
2
Answer:
The term equable climate has been used to describe the global extent of warmth in past climates, which have a reduced equator-to-pole temperature difference (EPTD), warm polar regions with a reduced seasonality and ice free conditions at both poles [1,2]. The extent of this warming is supported by a wide range of data.
Explanation:
Hope it helps you
Answered by
1
it's like a person climb in a equal manner form I
I will help you only this. foolow and make me brainlist
Similar questions