earthquake

Q: What conditions at the surface and aloft are necessary for hurricane development?

A: Hurricane is the final and destructible stage of a tropical depression. The favorable condition for ...

Q: How are heat, water and wind related to soil formation?     They are by-products of soil forma...

A: Soil is formed by the weathering of rocks physically, chemically, biologically.  Heat-The unequal he...

Q: What atmospheric conditions are necessary for the development of ordinary cell (air mass) thundersto...

A: A thunderstorm is a violent short-lived weather condition almost associated with thunder, lighting, ...

Q: What sorts of trade-offs would you be willing to make in order to help protect an endangered species...

A: Introduction Many species of plants and animals worldwide are disappearing at an alarming rate. In t...

Q: Explain why the impacts of earthquakes of similar intensity are likely to be less in MEDCS such as t...

A: Earthquakes have a greater influence in "Less Economically Developed Countries" (LEDCs) than in "Mor...

Q: What is one easy way to protect soil?   a Allow soils to dry out so "old" layers blow away. ...

A: SOIL IS THE UPPER MOST LAYER OF EARTH CRUST IT IS FORMED BY THE WEATHERING OF ROCKS SOIL MAY BE OF M...

Q: relevance of Leiper's Tourism System

A: Introduction Leiper's Tourism System  is one of the leading models of tourist attraction systems. Ne...

Q: Give two reasons why hurricanes are more likely to strike New Jersey than Oregon.

A: Hurricanes are tropical cyclones that are found in tropical and sub tropical oceanic regions. They a...

Q: Why are hurricanes common along the east coasts of continents in the midlatitudes, but rare along th...

A: The general term for a low-pressure system over tropical or subtropical waters, with regular convect...

Q: How do political factors impact the development of a country?

A: Political will has always been a crucial factor for the development of any country. It gives an impe...

Q: 14. The sensation of heat is produced by a. visible light b. x-rays c. radiowaves d. infrared e. ult...

A: Heat/Warmth is regularly characterized as energy during the time spent being moved to start with one...

Q: is geographic substantial and why?

A: Geography is one of the disciplines that enquires the spatial structure and relations of nature and ...

Q: Intense thunderstorms and tornadoes in the Midwest are caused by: Warm fronts Cold fronts O The orog...

A: A front may be a weather system that's the boundary separating two different types of air. One air s...

Q: Define the use of Use of a pheromone. ?

A: A pheromone or secretion could be a chemical that an animal produces that changes another animal's b...

Q: The culture-environment tradition focuses on the study of particular portions of the earth's surface...

A: The cultural environment tradition of geography is the oldest in all four traditions of geography. i...

Q: 40)   Oceanic-oceanic converging plates results in all of the following except?   a. Trenches ...

A:   Plate boundary- Earth is made up of many plates and when these plates meet with each other they fo...

Q: What makes soil rich in nutrients and fertile?   a The breakdown of rocks into fine particles....

A: Soil is a material composed of five ingredients — minerals, soil organic matter, living organisms, g...

Q: Step 1. A rock deep in the earth melted. Step 2. The melted rock cooled and became solid rock. Step ...

A: The rocks that we see on our planet, distributed over the mountains, oceans, beaches, and rivers, ar...

Q: form and is 7. Solar energy enters Earth's atmosphere in the re-radiated back into space in the form...

A: Solar Radiation- Solar radiation is the primary source of energy to complete every natural process,...

Q: Directions: Observe the diagram below, write down the effects of hazard, and answer the questions th...

A: A tornado is one of the climatic phenomena in which a circular system of clouds and thunderstorms wi...