The parts of the Earth near the equator receive more sunlight than the north or south poles. How does this impact the climate at the equator?

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SneakyMummin · Answer 1 · 2021-08-31T21:54:32+0000

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Its hotter

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Due to the direct sunlight compared to angular sunlight on the poles, the equator is gets much hotter and holds a more tropical climate due to direct heat from the sun

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