IPCC 2013

Q: Many hurricanes form north of the equator in the North Atlantic, Caribbean Sea, and Gulf of Mexico. ...

A: Hurricane are tropical cyclone which is a rapid rotating strong system which have low pressure in ce...

Q: Where are sediments thickest?

A: Firstly, let us discuss something about Sediments, Sediments: a solid material small fragments of r...

Q: Define perigee?

A: The nearest point of the moon to the Earth is known as perigee. At this stage, the moon is at a mini...

Q: What caused the Red Sea to form?

A: Red sea is a newly opening ocean basin which is formed by the splitting of the Arabian peninsula fro...

Q: Describe trends in urban growth, and reasons for it.

A: The population is defined as a distinct group of individuals. It can signify the people of a nation ...

Q: Similarities of biotechnology and nanotechnology

A: By analysing the question, We need to tell the Similarities of biotechnology and nanotechnology Belo...

Q: Can you think of any way an astronomer could detect a large planet orbiting a star without actually ...

A: Planets that orbit around the stars other than that of Sun are called as exoplanets. Such planets ar...

Q: Explain  the variation in ozone concentration in the atmosphere as a function of altitude?

A: Ozone refers to the three oxygen atoms that are found to be present in the layer of the stratosphere...

Q: Does a tsunami come ashore as a single wave? A series of waves? Does a tsunami wave break like a sur...

A: Tsunami waves are a series of gigantic sea waves triggered by deep oceanic plate activity like earth...

Q: Suppose that the world is comprised of two countries, A and B, that jointly exploit a common pool of...

A:  .

Q: What is carbon capture and how might it work?

A: As we know that the main cause of global warming and climate change is the carbon emission from burn...

Q: How far back in time can the “memory of the ocean” (sediments) provideinformation?

A: The earth's lithosphere is made up of the upper layer crust and the upper mantle. The lithosphere of...

Q: How old is this Martian Rock that is found to be containing 12.5% of a radioactive parent nucleus? T...

A: The original radioactive parent nucleus, A0 = 100 Radioactive parent nucleus retained, At = 12.5 The...

Q: What happens to an organism if it has no access to energy? What happens if the organism cannot dump ...

A: Ever since the beginning of the Universe, matter and energy were created. These matters and energy e...

Q: Data rate shifting

A: Firstly, let us discuss something about shifting, Shifting: Movement from one place to another.

Q: Briefly compare the U.S. Pacific, Atlantic, and Gulf coasts. What are the most important forces infl...

A: The U.S has broad coastlines comprising several coastal features like beaches, sand bars, and cliffs...

Q: What is the policy cycle, and how does it work?

A: Firstly, let us discuss something about policy,  Policy: A principle of action adopted or proposed b...

Q: Is a seiche dangerous?

A: Seich waves: is the wave that arises due to the superposition of two trains of waves similar in freq...

Q: How does sand move on a beach?

A: Firstly, let us discuss something about Beach, Beach: a pebbly or sandy shore,  the sea between hig...

Q: What activities are typically involved when humans modify stream channels to provide flood “control”...

A:  Channel modification means the reconfiguration of all parts of a stream channel by straightening, r...

Q: What are the three domains of living things?

A: Earth is the third planet in the solar system and the only planet known so far that can sustain life...

Q: Changing from a liquid to vapor is called Options:  condensation evaporation sublimation

A: The correct answer will be evaporation.

Q: How do heavy metals enter the food chain? What can be the results?

A: The ecosystem is the geographical area where the living organisms live and interact with each other ...

Q: What factors prevent biostratigraphic zones from having either an upper boundary or a lower boundary...

A: Geologically concordant formations are identified on various characteristics. Geological formations ...

Q: deforestation is the loss of forests  a. true b. false

A: The environment is composed of all the living and non-living things on earth. It can imply the entir...

Q: 1. Look for three pieces of rocks around your place, could be in your garden or anywhere rocks are a...

A: Rocks are an aggregate of minerals. They are components of solid earth's crust. Rocks are easily rec...

Q: Please determine as below: 1- Determine oceanic environmental zones, and pollution influences in coa...

A: The oceanic environmental zone is divided into five parts. They are the epipelagic zone, the mesopel...

Q: What evidence does the line graph provide for global warming? * Contiguous U.S., Average Temperature...

A: Climate is the long-term average weather pattern of a geographical area. Climate is determined as an...

Q: How is a shore different from a coast?

A: The coastline and the shore are both naturally created boundaries of land and water. The coastline i...

Q: Characterize the threats to biodiversity.

A: Firstly, let us discuss something about biodiversity, Biodiversity:  The enormous variety of life o...

Q: Why is lightning concentrated over the land and relatively uncommon over the oceans?

A: Earth is a terrestrial planet, meaning it has a solid surface, primarily made up of silicate rocks a...

Q: Describe a monsoon, a cold front, and a warm front.

A: A large seasonal variation on the earth's global circulation is termed monsoons. Generally, winter a...

Q: Forests are important carbon storage sites  ecologically diverse ecologically complex  all of the a...

A: The ecosystem is the geographical area where the living organisms live and interact with each other ...

Q: Thinking Critically Can marine sediments tell us about the history of the ocean from the time of its...

A: The marine sediments are those that are found at the ocean bed. They are comprised of highly rich nu...

Q: 1-What are the six particle sizes? 2-Describe what happens to the size as metamorphic grade increas...

A: The crust of the earth is made up of different types of minerals which crystallized to form differen...

Q: By what mechanisms did western North America expand westward during early Mesozoic time?

A: The expansion presents a complex idea of extension, volcanism and plate tectonics. 

Q: What is environmental resistance?

A: Firstly, let us discuss something about the environment, The Environment:  An ecosystem A natural u...

Q: How does a continental margin differ from a deep-ocean basin?

A: The earth has the crust as its outermost layer. This layer is divided into several small and large n...

Q: Why would the nutrient content of a body of water be more homogeneous than that of a terrestrial env...

A: Nutrients in ecosystems are distributed through various ecosystems, where they are part of various p...

Q: Which of the following regarding renewable energy sources is true? Ocan compete with fossil fuels to...

A: Renewable Sources of Energy Renewable sources of energy are those, which have potential to generate ...

Q: terracing is used in steeper locations to prevent soil loss a. true  b. false

A: Agriculture is the art and science of the cultivation of the soil. Several scientific methods and te...

Q: Draw a cross-section through the lowermost atmosphere and explain how freezing rain forms.

A: The aerosphere is divided into various levels for study. These layers help in the classification of ...

Q: Thinking Analytically Look again at as shown. What properties of Earth’s interior make it possible t...

A: Earth is the third planet in the solar system. It is a terrestrial planet, meaning it has a rocky an...

Q: The Cambrian and Ordovician periods differed from one another in many ways. Using the shown Visual O...

A: The earth has evolved for ages and billions of years over the period. The evolution was not only evi...

Q: Are there tides in the open ocean?

A: 71% of the earth's surface is covered with water. A majority of it is covered by the ocean. Theoreti...

Q: What is a tidal bore? Is it the same phenomenon as a tidal wave?

A: The tidal-bore is a phenomenon by which the leading-edge of the incoming tide forms a wave-of water ...

Q: When does ecliptic path crosse the Celestial Equator in two places?     June 21st- December 21...

A: By analysing the question, We need to tell When does ecliptic path cross the Celestial Equator in tw...

Q: The ocean floor is one big flat, featureless plain. True or false?

A: The sea depths are known as the abyssal plain. Underneath the sea floor, there are a couple of littl...

Q: Please help I need to draw a diagram

A: Fossil fuels are combustible geological materials formed by the deposition and burial of organic mat...

Q: What innovations did the Chinese bring to geology and ocean exploration? Why were their remarkable e...

A: Initially, the formation of the earth and the oceans was not known. Studies led to the processes tha...