Describe and explain the greenhouse effect in the atmosphere, noting the two most important natural greenhouse gases.

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A: A stretch of water flowing through the surface of the Earth by a current and is enclosed in a small ...

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: How do Milankovitch cycles fit in with the pattern of Pleistocene glaciations?

A: Milankovitch cycles portray the aggregate impacts of changes in the Earth's developments on its envi...

Q: What is the role of longshore transport in the distribution of sand on the beach?

A: Longshore is the current which is formed by the train of waves, and it is generally moved from north...

Q: Please help me categorize....................

A: Debacle/Disaster Risk Reduction Management(DRRM)There is nothing of the sort as a 'cataclysmic event...

Q: What are natural levees and how do they form?

A: Floodplains- Large-sized materials are deposited first when the stream channel breaks into a gentle ...

Q: List several significant problems with current fisheries management practices. How can fisheries man...

A: The significant problems with current fisheries management practices fishing is over the limit Addi...

Q: The years are around 1845

A: TYPE OF CROPPING IN WHICH TENANT FARMERS ARE EMPLOYED WHICH PAY THE LANDLORD OWNER FOR A PIECE OF LA...

Q: Describe and contrast the following processes associated with electromagnetic energy: radiation (emi...

A: In conventional physics, electromagnetic radiation is energy flush into the free space at a constant...

Q: Explain the long-term process of plant succession in an infilling lake.

A: A succession of plants in freshwater, including in oxbow lakes as well as kettle lakes, is indeed a ...

Q: Describe the general location and characteristics of the jet streams of the westerlies

A:         Westerlies:                      The term westerlies refer to the zone of winds poleward fro...

Q: How is La Niña different from El Niño? Describe the pattern of La Niña events in relation to El Niño...

A: The global climate cycle periodically shifts from colder or warmer periods through the La Nina and E...

Q: What is the benchmark value shown on this map? Aurora Hill 533 550 BHoland Hll Grard Lake Lackawanna...

A: BENCHMARK: A benchmark is a point from which exact elevation measures in a map. Benchmarks are usefu...

Q: What is the role of temperature in the soil–water budget?

A: A dirt's water spending plan measures the apportioning of water contributions to different yields an...

Q: Cations with a greater charge will displace cations with a lessor charge. true or false

A: Cations are emphatically charged particles like calcium (Ca2+), magnesium (Mg2+), and potassium (K+)...

Q: Discuss the development of bathymetric techniques, indicating significant advancements in technology...

A: The techniques used in bathymetry have changed with the development of technology. In earlier days, ...

Q: Why is the development of internal waves likely within the pycnocline?

A: Internal waves are those waves which are flow in the interior of the ocean. They occur when the wate...

Q: What are some differences from this two maps

A: a)Map one is the physical map of Europe in the year 1871. There are no such any political boundaries...

Q: What are the positive and negative effects of urbanization?

A: Urbanization is one of the common characteristics of economic development. With the gradual growth o...

Q: Describe radial drainage patterns and one kind of location where such a drainage pattern might be fo...

A: INTRODUCTION: In reaction to the land surface's fundamental structure and incline, complete stream s...

Q: Describe the formation of a delta.

A: Deltas are extremely ecologically rich landforms formed in the flowing freshwater-stagnant ocean/bra...

Q: Describe the types of destruction caused by hurricanes. Which one causes the majority of fatalities ...

A:                   Types of destruction caused by Hurricanes: A) Tornadoes:                      Hurr...

Q: Contrast the internal and external processes shaping Earth’s surface.

A:   Earth took millions of years to get the present shape, it went through various slow and steady pro...

Q: What is a colloidal complex and how does it relate to soil fertility?

A:             The colloidal complex is the part of the soil in which various colloids of soil exist. T...

Q: Using the ideas of Adre Gunder Franks' Dependency theory and that of David Slater's spatial theory o...

A: The theory of dependency is that poverty, political instability and backwardness in underdeveloped c...

Q: What factors influence the quantity and availability of groundwater?

A: Groundwater-  A portion of rain on the earth's surface infiltrates into the ground and travels down ...

Q: What are the four main causes of declining biodiversity?

A:                                                Biodiversity is composed of flora and fauna that coex...

Q: What is internal erosion?

A: In geography, phenomena of erosion degrade the value of soil in reference to its composition, fertil...

Q: Briefly explain the eruption sequence of a typical geyser.

A: A geyser is found on Earth's surface and in the shape of a vent that periodically ejects a column of...

Q: What is forecasting, and how is it related to the planning function?

A: Planning and forecasting remain closely tied to one another. Planning involves identifying in ahead ...

Q: How many subtropical gyres exist worldwide? How many main currents exist within each subtropical gyr...

A: The ocean currents' system moves in the curve due to the significant wind movement known as a gyre. ...

Q: Explain how the strength of the Coriolis effect changes with latitude.

A: Coriolis force is originated due to the rotation of earth, it deviates the moving object in the righ...

Q: What are the advantages of understanding human geography when researching natural phenomena, such as...

A: Human topography or anthropogeography is the part of geology related and manages people and their as...

Q: What are the 3 pillars of sustainability?

A: SUSTANIBILITY: Sustainability means using the resources available to is wisely without compromising ...

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: What is the use of geosynthetic fabrics

A: Geosynthetic fabric- Geotextile are synthetic liners that provide support to the soil layers being p...

Q: Summarize how the map of European states has changed in the last 100 years.

A: Europe has a very rich history of colonization. The states of Europe have colonized almost 80  perce...

Q: How is a mineral different from a rock?

A: Minerals are made up of either a single element or a group of factors, whereas a rock comprises vari...

Q: Country Italy : please explain all the followings Economy - explain before and after pandemic covid ...

A: ECONOMY BEFORE PANDEMIC---THE ITALY ECONOMY IS THE THIRD LARGEST IN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND 8TH LARGE...

Q: Brazil’s oil reserves are mostly located where?

A: Brazil is known as one of the largest oil producing country in the world from the year 2017 and most...

Q: Why do groins often multiply to form a groin field?

A: Groins are many short structures built on straightway beaches away from inlets. they can be of vario...

Q: Why is Comcast incorporated in Pennsylvania?

A: Comcast Corporation  is basically an American telecommunications conglomerate that is headquartered ...

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: Why don’t most geysers erupt at regular intervals?

A: Fountain, natural aquifer that discontinuously rambles planes of steam and heated water. The term is...

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: Relating to geotextiles (geofabrics), describe about the significant difference in appearance and te...

A: Geotextile- Geotextile is synthetic liners that provide support to the soil layers being placed on a...

Q: Describe Natural Disasters involving Homeland Security, include Intro, Background, Analysis, Alterna...

A: Natural Disasters are extreme, sudden events caused by environmental factors that injure people dama...

Q: Which must be true for metamorphism to occur? A) The grain size must become smaller B) The process m...

A: The term "metamorphism" is derived from the old Greek "change" terms (meta) and "form" (morph). Unti...

Q: When developing transportation routes for global freight, what considerations should influence the d...

A: A transportation course is an ordinary way that is trailed by the development of individuals or merc...

Q: What impact do lost or abandoned traps, nets, and fishing gear have on the environment?

A:                   Lost and abandoned fishing gears which are deadly to marine life make up the major...