Compare and contrast the following seawater desalination methods: distillation, solar humidification, electrolysis, and reverse osmosis.

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A: CLIMATE: Climate is the average weather condition of the atmospheric elements over a large region. C...

Q: Why does a map of worldwide earthquakes closely match the locations of worldwide plate boundaries?

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Q: How are soils classified and mapped?

A: Soil is the mixture sediments, minerals, water, organic matter, and air. It is the surface of land a...

Q: Describe how the region’s tectonic activity and dominant climate types have influenced Southeast Asi...

A: Tectonic activities and Dominant climate types in Southeast Asia:                                   ...

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A: Economic growth measures an increase in real GDP. GDP stands for gross domestic product. It is a mea...

Q: Define the greenhouse effect and explain how it is related to anthropogenic climate change.

A: Greenhouse effect:                                The greenhouse effect is the process by which radi...

Q: what countries are on the equator

A: Equator is an imaginary line which divides the earth into roughly two equal parts, northern and sout...

Q: The Moon is made of green cheese whenever the Earth is a cube. O True False

A: While the moon's a silicate mineral piece wouldn't be affirmed for another 50 years, or thereabouts,...

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A: Glacier- Glacier is a large land surface covered with ice sheets. When precipitation occurs in the f...

Q: Describe the environmental conditions required for development of coral reefs.

A: Coral reefs are diverse underwater ecosystem held together by calcium carbonate structures secreted ...

Q: What does it mean that cities are: at the top of the global hierarchy at the top of globalization m...

A: Cities are: at the top of the global hierarchy Understanding the systemic position of a city in the ...

Q: 25. Traditional labor-intensive agriculture often involves which of the following? Field terracing a...

A: LABOR-INTENSIVE AGRICULTURE: Intensive agriculture is followed in regions with a very high tropics a...

Q: Land bridges that are exposed during periods of cooling when Sea levels decreased have been importa...

A: Land bridges are the lands that are naturally formed, it is a narrow strip that connects two landmas...

Q: How do wetlands contribute to the biology of the oceans and the cleansing of polluted river water?

A: A wetland is a particular environment that is overwhelmed by water, either forever or occasionally, ...

Q: What are the environmental issues in Pakistan?

A: INTRODUCTION: Pakistan is experiencing some serious environmental problems, of which the major ones ...

Q: What is the relationship of large continental ice sheets to the crustal depression associated with i...

A: Ice sheet related to isostatic adjustment- the land movement that was burdened with ice age glaciers...

Q: Describe how the Caribbean is linked to the global economy through offshore banking, emigration, and...

A: The Caribbean is a locale of the Americas that contains the Caribbean Sea, its encompassing coasts, ...

Q: Describe the first step in the formation of soil.

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Q: Explain the regulatory scheme of the Clean Air Act.

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Q: Compare and contrast the following: red tides, harmful algal blooms, ocean eutrophication, and dead ...

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Q: How is globalization affecting Chinese agriculture?  What affect will this have on Chinese society a...

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Q: Explain major urban land-use patterns in alarge city such as Moscow.

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Q: Describe the most common types of cosmogenous sediment and give the probable source of these particl...

A: Cosmogenous sediments are formed by the particles coming from external sources in space. These are d...

Q: Explain how submarine canyons are created.

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Q: Discuss the general characteristics of the coastal ocean where unusually high concentrations of mari...

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Q: How has the geopolitical environment in East Asia changed since the end of the Cold War?

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Q: What are the general differences between mechanical weathering and chemical weathering?

A: WEATHERING: Weathering: Disintegration of rock material due to atmospheric, biotic, physical, and ch...

Q: The Moon is made of green cheese whenever the Earth is a cube. O True False

A: The moon's a silicate mineral piece that wouldn't be avowed for an additional 50 years, or something...

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A: Cultural globalization is one way of integrating different worlds, in which other cultural habits, n...

Q: In what ways are sea breezes and land breezes similar to valley breezes and mountain breezes?

A: The land and sea breeze circulation is indeed a local wind framework that usually meets coastlines a...

Q: Describe the basic steps in the carbon cycle.

A: Carbon is a crucial element involved in different spheres of the planet, such as in the atmosphere, ...

Q: Locate on a map and describe the characteristics of the world’s major bioregions.

A: A bioregion is indeed an ecologically as well as geographically-defined region which in the classifi...

Q: Describe the major ecosystems in the region and how humans have adapted to living in them.

A: Our world is a home to millions of plant, animal, micro-organism species, and also Humans. It consis...

Q: Explain the differences between the three states of matter, usingthe arrangement of water molecules ...

A: States of matter:                              The three states of matter are solid, liquid, and gas...

Q: Examine the notion that health geography extends the sub-discipline of medical geography beyond its ...

A: INTRODUCTION: Health geography is a subdiscipline of human geography; It deals with the interaction ...

Q: How does moisture in cohesive soils affects the plasticity?

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Q: How does orogenesis or mountain-building occur? Why does this phenomenon occur only on continental-c...

A: PLATE TECTONIC: The plate tectonic theory is a comprehensive theory that explains the origin of vari...

Q: Give some examples of diffusion?

A: Diffusion- Diffusion is the process of transmission of any substance from higher concentration to lo...

Q: Thinking Critically How did Eratosthenes calculate the approximate size of Earth? Which of his assum...

A:                          Eratosthenes was born around 276 B.C.. He studied in Athens at the Lyceum. ...

Q: Specify the reasons wetlands are being destroyed worldwide in spite of their many benefits.

A: Wetlands are significant as they serve as the source of drinking water and protect against floods an...

Q: Why is there a scarcity of surface drainage in karst areas?

A: The standard karst landscape is characterized by a bare soil with a lack of rich vegetation, a thin ...

Q: From memory, define pollution. Then consider these items and determine whether each one is a polluta...

A: a) dead seaweed on a beach - the beeches get ruined due to the various things as dead seaweed is als...

Q: Explain where and why precipitation develops within a midlatitude cyclone.

A: The extratropical cyclones are developed due to the difference in air masses' temperature in the pol...

Q: Why are playas so flat and level?

A: A playa is a dry, sans vegetation, level region at the least piece of an un-drained desert bowl. It ...

Q: Which statement is true about human population growth?    World population has experienced continu...

A: Human Population Growth- In the historic period human growth was low and the death rate was more due...

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Q: What is the rate of natural increase (RNI), and how can it be a negative number?

A: The excess of birth rate over death rate in a country is termed as natural increase rate. The birth ...