The Human Footprint
Chapter 17, Problem 4
Areas of low solar irradiation are . a. closer to the equator than to the poles; b. closer to the poles than the equator; c. at high altitudes; d. close to large bodies of water; e. more than one of the above is correct
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b. near the poles;
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d. A and B are correct;
e. A, B, and C are correct
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