Explain why altocumulus clouds might be observed at 6400 m (21,000 ft) above the surface in Mexico City, Mexico, but never at that altitude above Fairbanks, Alaska

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A: Koppen climate classification- Dr. Vladimir Koppen classify the climate into various groups by takin...

Q: What is the represented by the orange line on the graph

A: This graph shows the average global yearly temperature from 1880 to 2000. In the Y-axis, there are a...

Q: What are the salient characteristics of natural resources

A: Natural Resources- Natural resources are those which offered by nature and there is no role of human...

Q: Looking at Figure , why does it take 1000 kilograms of plankton to produce only 10 kilograms of fish...

A: Food cycles or food pyramids show the flow of food from the primary stage to the last stage.

Q: Describe about the publicly available maps serve as good references for obtaining information about ...

A: Publicly available maps are the maps that are available to the public easily; Like for example if so...

Q: Which of the statements below Movements of F European e African (slaves) 3 Indian Chinese 6 Japanese

A: The main population change occurs in this period (1750-1900); almost 260% of the population grew in ...

Q: Which features are often formed by orogenic events? 1. foreland basins 2 mountain ranges 3. nappes 4...

A: OROGENIC EVENTS ARE THOSE IN WHICH WHOLE STRUCTURE OF THE ROCK OR LANDFORM IS ALTERED. ALL THE STRUC...

Q: Is Earth’s atmosphere heated from above or below? Explain.

A: Earths atmosphere contains many gases primarily nitrogen, oxygen argon and other inert gases with wa...

Q: Describe the geologic substrate of Kamiak Butte, and Steptoe Butte, to identify the geologic materia...

A: KAMIAK BUTTE IS VERY UNIQUE IN ITS CREATION GEOLOGIC SUBSTRATE : IT CONSISTS OF QUARTZITE, AGRILLITE...

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: Concentration of CO2 have increased and decreased in the past but never as fast as they are changing...

A: History of CO2 concentration:            Over the last 800,000 years, atmospheric CO2 concentration ...

Q: What kinds of rock are most susceptible to solution processes? Why?

A: There are some evaporites and carbonates, like salt and calcite, that are more susceptible to this r...

Q: Explain how a sinkhole is formed.

A: Sinkhole is basically a depression in the ground that has no external surface drainage. For example ...

Q: When the cold water of the LabradorCurrent meets the warm water of theGulf Stream off the southeast ...

A: The Gulf Stream is a current warm beginning on the Gulf of Mexico side of the Florida peninsula's ti...

Q: What are the environmental impacts that were brought by industrial revolution

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Q: The Earth is estimated to be 4.54 billion years old, plus or minus about 50 million years." Why is t...

A: Introduction Jezero crater on planet Mars  is currently in news as the US Rover Perseverance has rec...

Q: explain the process of frost wedging.

A: Frost freeze within rocks is one of the main causes that lead to rocks fragmentation. Frost means fr...

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 are the oceans becoming slightly more acidic?

A: Carbon dioxide gas is the crucial reason for acidification in the ocean. Because of human activities...

Q: How do different landform, climate, soil, and vegetation regions contribute to where and how people ...

A:                Landforms, climate, soil, and vegetation are the most important factor in defining th...

Q: Examples of slogan about disaster readiness

A: Disasters include stampedes, fires, transport accidents, industrial accidents, oil spills, terrorist...

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: 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: 3. Match the countries and nationalities England Japanese Germany French Italy Spanish Мexico Americ...

A:  In this match the following we have to match the countries with its nationalists. Explanation Engl...

Q: What is La Salpetriêre?

A:                 Pitié-Salpêtrière University Hospital or commonly, La Salpetriere, is a teaching hos...

Q: Explain the difference between the shore and the coast.

A: The ocean is responsible for forming various landforms on the earth's surface. Shore and the coast a...

Q: 3. A space ship travels from the Earth to Mars, will there be any point during the journey that the ...

A: Question: A spaceship travels from Earth to Mars, will there be any point during the journey that th...

Q: Which of the gases in the simulation absorb in the infra-red part of the electromagnetic spectrum? ...

A: Water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, and the other trace gases in the earth's atmosphere absorb the...

Q: Compare and contrast Air pollution and fossil fuels environmental issue

A: Air pollution is the deteriorating quality of the air, due to the imbalance in the concentration of ...

Q: What are “plates” and how does the theory of plate tectonics explain their movement?

A: The Earth's landscape is very dynamic and constitutes many layers of geological components.

Q: What is evapotranspiration?

A: Evapotranspiration is an essential process in the water cycle because it is responsible for 17% of t...

Q: Build your own atmosphere by adding absorbing molecules .  What happens to the number of infra-red p...

A: Infrared spectroscopy estimates IR discharges from materials at explicit frequencies. The IR range o...

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: Describe the formation of rip currents. What is the best strategy to ensure that you won’t drown if ...

A: Rip currents are the types of currents that move very fast in narrow channels as well. It moves fast...

Q: Explain the process of soil creep

A: Soil creep is a natural phenomenon that is associate with the mass movements of rock and soil.

Q: 7, The cultivation of of coca (the plant from which cocaine is derived) was important to Andean soci...

A: Coca is a plant native to South America that plays an essential role in the Andean societies. Additi...

Q: Agbogbloshie is notorious for its electronic waste which has made the area heavily polluted. As a st...

A: Ghana, the African country, hosts a district named Agbogbloshie on the Odow River's lagoon, which is...

Q: What regions are the major sources of America’simmigrants?

A: America is one of the developed region in the world, It is in its last stage of societal evolution a...

Q: Why do Af (tropical wet) climates receive rain all year, whereas Aw (tropical savanna) climates rece...

A:     Tropical moist climates:                                         They are found about 15 to 25 d...

Q: Assuming a natural recharge rate of 0.5 centimeters per year, if groundwater pumping lowers the wate...

A: Groundwater pumping lowers the water table by 50 centimeters Given that the Natural recharge rate is...

Q: List three key environmental issues for this region, and suggest why these have global importance.

A: Region refers to the area which is having homogenous nature in terms of environment, culture, topogr...

Q: “The atmosphere is mostly warmed by Earth’s surface rather than directly by the Sun.” Comment on the...

A: The troposphere is the layer of the atmosphere that is closest to the surface of Earth. The density ...

Q: Why do Cs (mediterranean) climates have dry summers and wet winters?

A: Koppen's climatic classification base on temperature and rainfall effectiveness. These two elements ...

Q: How do the two sides of Long Island differ to one another?

A: An island is a piece of subcontinental land which surrounds by water. Islands are very small feature...

Q: What environmental, religious, and political factors enabled trading enclaves to flourish in the Ind...

A: The Indian ocean covers an area of about 70.5million square kilometers and it holds nearly 20% of ea...

Q: Briefly describe the difference between Shannon diversity index and Simpsons diversity index

A: In an ecosystem, the Shannon diversity index and Simpson diversity index enables ecologists to ascer...

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 can you explain the occurence of earthquakes that are not near plat boundaries in one word?

A: Intraplate Earthquake  Intraplate Earthquakes are the type of Earthquake that occurs with the inter...

Q: Define glacial drift.

A: GLACIERS: The word "glacier" derives from the French Word "glace" which means 'ice'. Glaciers are th...