. Brief introduction and history of different environmental issues
Q: How do air masses form?
A: AIR MASS: An Air mass is an immense body of air, usually 1600 kilometers or more across and several ...
Q: Write the purpose
A: LAW OF HARMONY IS GIVEN BY KEPLER WHICH STATES THAT TIME A PLANET REQUIRES TO ORBIT IS CALLED PERIOD...
Q: What is internal erosion?
A: In geography, phenomena of erosion degrade the value of soil in reference to its composition, fertil...
Q: B [ Choose ] Monsoon Trade Network Spread of Hellenism Spread of Hinduism Roman Empire trade A. C an...
A: Geography describes the location and environment of the region and movement of the winds from one pl...
Q: What is an ecotone?
A: Ecotone is a zone of the junction between two or more diverse ecosystems. For example the Man...
Q: Why is Comcast incorporated in Pennsylvania?
A: Comcast Corporation is basically an American telecommunications conglomerate that is headquartered ...
Q: Discuss the spatial perspective in physical geography and Explain the three major perspectives in ph...
A: Physical Geography is an analysis of the physical characteristics of the Earth. Physical Geography i...
Q: How does the specific heat capacity of water compare with that of other substances? Describe the eff...
A: One of water's most critical properties is that it takes a ton of warmth to cause it to get hot. Dec...
Q: Explain the formation and characteristics of a glacial outwash plain.
A: Glaciers are the most important exogenous agent which are responsible for forming various landforms....
Q: What are the typical landforms found on a floodplain, and how do they change over time?
A: Flood plains are the plains that are formed by the depositional activity of the river where the slop...
Q: How have the patterns of linguistic geography in Central Asia been transformed over the past two dec...
A: The Central Asia region involving religious complexity at some point in time divides into two spirit...
Q: What is a rock glacier?
A: Glaciers are generally associated with snow and ice. Glaciers when move give rise to morain...
Q: Discuss the origin of thermohaline vertical circulation. Why do deep currents form only in high-lati...
A: Thermohaline vertical circulation: Thermohaline circulation i...
Q: What does it mean to say that the Soil Taxonomy is a generic system of classification?
A: " Taxonomy is the grouping of objects at several levels to show how they relate". The nomenclature s...
Q: What are the main differences between granite and basalt?
A: Granite and basalt are the type of rocks which are originated through volcanic eruption, Noth has th...
Q: 10 types of clouds. Name 10 types of clouds and describe each cloud and any indication regarding wea...
A: Clouds are formed in the sky. They are aerosols of a visible mass of water vapor and dust parti...
Q: how do midocean ridges and oceanic trenches fit in with the idea of seafloor spreading?
A: SEAFLOOR SPREADING: The concept of seafloor spreading develops by H.M. Hess, an American geologist, ...
Q: Briefly contrast contact metamorphism, regional metamorphism and hydrothermal metamorphism.
A: Transformation is the difference in minerals or geologic surface (the detailed plan of minerals) in ...
Q: Why are large parts of Central Asia so sparsely settled, while others have dense populations?
A: Asia is the largest continent in the world in terms of geographical land area. world largest countie...
Q: What are the environmental impacts that were brought by industrial revolution
A: Various catastrophes had lived by our planet when they aren't of natural origin—caused due to humani...
Q: what is discovery ?
A: DISCOVERY: Discovery is an act or learning of experiments, ideas, and thinking which led to the find...
Q: Summarize the processes that shape the earth and its resources.
A: Earth is the complex planet in the solar system as it is characterized by numerous processes.
Q: diagram below shows an area of land that changed over hundreds of years. ps lock pause 85 85 1760 19...
A: A geological formation like a high rock is prone to many changes during its lifetime on the Earth.
Q: Describe the locations and powergenerating capability of existing offshore wave power plants and wav...
A: A wave farm or wave power plant is a collection of machines used for the generation ...
Q: Why is it difficult to designate distinct boundaries between the oceans of the world?
A: Various criteria include the designated process; they are either by parts of continents or various a...
Q: What is your latitude if, on October 16, you observe the noon Sun to the south at an angle of 39 deg...
A: 90-39+23.5*24/91. A Week 7 days before AE, the declination of Sun is ArcTtanTan23°.45Sin7×360/365....
Q: What are the major constituents of earth’s outer zone?
A: Earth is the only planet in the solar system which has life on it, Earth consists of the various zon...
Q: List and explain contemporary social issues that challenge North Americans in the 21st century.
A: The challenges listed in contemporary social issues are social interaction, education, data revoluti...
Q: Briefly describe the following kinds of precipitation: rain, snow, hail.
A: PRECIPITATION: Microscopic droplets join together and grow in size when they become heavy and clouds...
Q: What are the importance of clay and cations to plant nutrients in the soil?
A: The word soil derives from the Latin word "Solum", ‘Soil,’ i.e. ground or base. Soil is the uppermos...
Q: What is meant by denudation?
A: GRADATION: The process which attempts to remove all unevenness of the surface on land and reduce the...
Q: Identify the role of cultural variables in understanding key regional conflicts in North Africa, Isr...
A: Cultural variables mean the differences in behavior, outlook, and values among peoples from differen...
Q: Thinking Critically What is the role of ocean currents in the transport of heat? How can ocean curre...
A: The oceans play a significant role in the Earth's thermal (heat) energy and climate trends.
Q: Describe and explain the process of headward erosion.
A: Erosion- It involves the acquisition and transportation of rock debris. Massive rocks are broken int...
Q: Under what circumstances is a stream likely to have a meandering channel pattern?
A: The word meander means to wander without any motive. It was probably derived from th...
Q: What are the environmental impacts that were brought by agricultural revolution
A: The world has seen three major agricultural revolutions since human evolution.
Q: How is a slump different from other kinds of landslide?
A: A SLUMP IS MOVEMENT OF MASS MATERIAL ALONG CURVED SURFACE THESE ARE LARGE BLOCKS WHICH DO MOVEMENT W...
Q: What are the major advantages and disadvantages of the growth of South Asia’s megacities?
A: A megacity defines as a city whose population is more than a rationally sized country. The people of...
Q: describe how each feature impacted China during the classical era.
A: The natural relief features of China had influenced many ancient Chinese civilizations. These featur...
Q: State and explain 8 challenges of the health systems in developing countries and provide recommendat...
A: Healthcare is characterized in terms of restoring human life, including the entire person's body and...
Q: A. GIVE 5 HISTORICAL EXAMPLES OF EVENTS THAT CAN BE CONSIDERED AS A HAZARD INDICATE WHERE AND WHEN ...
A: The past climate records from the fossils and scriptures indicate many hazardous events that shaped ...
Q: Contrast the aeolian processes of deflation and abrasion.
A: Eolian process refers to the process related to Wind In the Eolian Process of deflation, the fine-gr...
Q: Disscuss why in the field of Medical geography, it is said that The disease ecology framework expla...
A: Disease ecology is indeed a quickly evolving ecological subdiscipline focused on how relationships b...
Q: How many total species have been cataloged on Earth? How many marine species exist (both number and ...
A: Marine Species or Ocean life, is the animals, plants, and other marine organisms that live in the sa...
Q: Answer that question
A: To discuss the role of landforms, climate, soil and vegetation in the people's mode of life with exa...
Q: Why are some ocean areas productive and some areas oceanic deserts?
A: The presence of green-photosynthesizing organisms in oceans contributes to ocean productivity in ter...
Q: Explain the general shape and movement of barchan sand dunes.
A: The particles and accumulation of dust position in combination, creating a shape mound-like or ridge...
Q: Which region in China hosts the majority of its farming?
A: China, a major agricultural nation invested with rich rural assets, has a long history of cultivatin...
Q: Briefly describe and explain the five major pedogenic regimes and the soils they produce: • Lateriza...
A: The process to generate or evolve soil from a parent rock is a gradual and step-wise process. The te...
Q: Why do levels of social and economic development vary so much across South Asia?
A: The level of socio and economic development varies so much across south Asia because of the developm...
1. Brief introduction and history of different environmental issues
2. Recent global environmental issues
3. Recent environmental issues in Pakistan with various reasons
4. Future Perspective
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