Regions at different latitudes around the world receive different amounts of solar radiation. Polar regions receive the least amount of solar radiation, while the equator receives the most. How does this most likely affect the global climate?

Answer: solar radiation is the heat energy received from the sun into the solar system that also reaches the earth.

Polar regions receive the least amount of solar radiation, therefore, they have colder climates.

The equator receives the most amount of solar radiation, therefore, they have warmer to hot climates.