Question

which of the following explains why methane gas is an important greenhouse gas to reduce? it can absorb more heat than the same amount of carbon dioxide. it makes secondary pollutants that are harmful to the atmosphere. it absorbs the other greenhouse gases and becomes more potent. it can be absorbed by soil and cause eutrophication in water. question 2 (true/false worth 2 points) ozone in a layer above the troposphere is necessary to protect earths surface from harmful uv radiation. true false

Explanation:

Methane is a potent greenhouse gas and can trap more heat per - molecule than carbon dioxide, making it important to reduce. The ozone layer in the stratosphere (above the troposphere) absorbs harmful UV radiation, protecting the Earth's surface.

Answer:

Question 1: It can absorb more heat than the same amount of carbon dioxide.
Question 2: true