Describe the geological relationship between the Himalayas and the flat, fertile plain of the Indus and Ganges river valleys.

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A: The rivers that form a sinusoidal channel or alternating curvatures during their journey are known a...

Q: 9. In Von Thunen's agricultural land use model, the primary reason why land closer to the market is ...

A: Von Thunen's Agriculture land-use model-This model is used to divide the land according to the uses....

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A: Island refers to North America, South America, and Oceania. Rimland is the area that comprises both ...

Q: What are the environmental impacts that were brought by hunter gather societies

A: An agrarian is a traveling human living in a general public in which most or all food is gotten by s...

Q: Outline the distribution of major urban areas on the map of East Asia and explain why the region’s l...

A: Urbanization is one of the fast-growing phenomena, as it triggers the development of the country, bo...

Q: What are Rossby waves?

A: Waves- In material science, arithmetic, and related fields, a wave is a spreading dynamic unsettling...

Q: State True or False: More than one billion people worldwide live below the international poverty lin...

A:               The international poverty line was initially set to roughly one dollar a day, then inc...

Q: What are the effective ways we can do to preserve and conserve natural resources?1. agriculture reso...

A: 1) By increasing crop diversity and practising crop rotation. 2) Sustainable use of fertilizers to p...

Q: Explain why and how Europe has been so successful in reducing its CO2 emissions over the last 20 yea...

A: Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas that works to trap the solar heat into the atmosphere to maintain...

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: How is folding different from faulting?

A: Folding and faulting both phenomena are associated with the movement of tectonic plates. 

Q: Geography Question

A: Overpopulation can be defined as an undesirable condition where the existing human population on the...

Q: contrast the shape, structure, and formation of composite volcanoes and shield volcanoes.

A:  Composite Volcanoes  Shape and structure: Composite volcanoes also are known as stratovolcanoes due...

Q: What was the first megacity?

A: Megacity refers to a city that has crossed the number of 1 million population. The megacity's histor...

Q: what is the ACA and social stewardship.

A: ACA- The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is a far-reaching change law, ordered in 2010, that builds health...

Q: What is the difference between stream competence and stream capacity?

A: Stream competence- In hydrology, stream competency, otherwise called stream skill, is a proportion o...

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: Briefly describe the following bands of electromagnetic radiation (radiant energy): visible light, u...

A: Electromagnetic Radiation:                                              Electromagnetic radiation or...

Q: How dunes are formed explain its formation and where it is used?

A:                  A dune is a landform usually composed of wind- or water-eroded sand. Dune typically...

Q: How might humans be enhancing the natural greenhouse effect?

A: Greenhouse effect-The gases that are transparent to solar radiation but retain the partiality reflec...

Q: Hospitality businesses, such as fast-food restaurants, need to be located close to their customers a...

A: A crucial role for the growth of the organization is played by geography. Opening a new site or loca...

Q: What did you observe in the deposition environment in each of the bedding structures? Justify your a...

A:                      Bedding or stratification is one of the most prominent features of sedimentary ...

Q: Why is it important to study the energy budget of an ecosystem? Are these energies controllable/main...

A: Energy budget- An energy financial plan portrays how energy is changed starting with one state then ...

Q: Using the map of tropical rainforest distribution, as well as climate maps, for reference, explain w...

A: The occurrence of the tropical rainforests can define by the locational and the climatic maps given ...

Q: What are temperature anomalies? describe the trend in land–ocean temperature anomalies over the last...

A: The climate of Earth has never been consistent since the synthesis of the planet.  

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: Summarize the geographical differences in economic and social development found in China and across ...

A: INTRODUCTION: The degree of social development in Continent East Asia varies significantly. In the m...

Q: Explain the role of evaporation in the hydrologic cycle.

A: HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE: Water continuously recycles between the land, atmosphere, rivers, lakes, oceans,...

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: Overall, how important is wind in the erosion of desert landforms?

A: Deserts are the large land area covered with sand, these are the arid regions having low precipitati...

Q: Summarize the geopolitical roles played in Central Asia by Russia, China, and the United States, and...

A: Central Asia is a landlocked region with the majority of Islamic countries. This region has a divers...

Q: Define the following terms: igneous intrusion,pluton, batholith, and dike

A: Igneous intrusion, pluton, batholith and dike all are formed from rocks.

Q: Explain why atmospheric pressure decreases with altitude.

A: The air around you has weight, and it presses against all that it contacts. That pressing factor is ...

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: Explain the process of frost wedging.

A:  Frost wedging is one typical form of physical or mechanical weathering. The idea that the water ris...

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: Explain why Central Asia’s population is so unevenly distributed, with some areas densely settled an...

A: Central Asia is a vast continental landscape in Asia. This region of the Asian continent is very rel...

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 does the ocean’s biological pump work to help reduce global warming?

A: The Earth's oceans have an excellent inherent potential to extract carbon and trap it deep into the ...

Q: Describe differences between cetaceans of the suborder Odontoceti (toothed whales) with those of the...

A: INTRODUCTION: The order Cetacea is sub-divided into two groups, such as Odontoceti and Mysticeti. 

Q: Describe the origin of Earth’s atmosphere. How is its origin related to the origin of Earth’s oceans...

A: The multilayered structure of Earth is the product of billions and billions of year's planetary evol...

Q: Define a longitudinal study?

A: An observational research method of collecting data for the same subjects repeatedly is called a lon...

Q: Describe the three major issues that cause water stress.

A: Water Stress is a condition that occurs in an area, where the demand for water increases with respec...

Q: What explains the presence of large lakes, such as lake Bonneville, during the Pleistocene?

A: LAKE BONNEVILLE WAS THE LARGEST LAKE FOUND IN GREAT BASIN OF WESTERN NORTH AMERICA. LAKE BONNEVILLE ...

Q: What are the characteristics and distribution of earth’s major biomes?

A: THERE ARE FIVE TYPES OF BIOMES ON EARTH: 1.AQUATIC 2.GRASSLAND 3.FOREST 4.DESERT 5.TUNDRA

Q: Why do af climates have rain all year, but aw climates have rain only in the high-Sun (summer) seaso...

A:  Koppen classification- Koppen classified the climate into many groups according to temperature and ...

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: Identify distinctive eras of immigration in U.S. history. How do they compare with those of Canada?

A: The united states of America (the US) has been a continent that has seen a massive inflow of people ...

Q: What are the major rural livelihoods in this world region?

A: Most of the population in the world settle in rural areas and depend upon natural sources. The rural...

Q: What is a drainage basin (watershed)? A drainage divide?

A:                      A drainage basin is an area of land where precipitation collects and drains off...