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Q: Why are there more forms under the isometric system than the triclinic and monoclinic systems?

A: Mineralogy can be considered as the science of minerals, and it is an important aspect of geology. A...

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Q: Natural resources are evenly distributed across the world true or false

A: The environment is everything which surrounds us which encompasses with two most important resources...

Q: Hydrothermal vent systems are unique and face challenges, like ______. a.extreme temperature b.no li...

A: Hydrothermal vents are natural plumbing systems that carry heat and chemicals from the Earth's inter...

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A: Water on our planet makes us unique and different from other planets. Without the presence of water,...

Q: The texture of extrusive igneous rocks are fine grains due to slow cooling of the melt. * False O Tr...

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Q: What are the causes of geological hazards?

A: The geological hazards are the natural hazards which takes place due to earth natural processes such...

Q: What impacts will global warming have in the future? How do we know global warming is real?

A: Greenhouse gases have develops a protective layer surrounding the earth and takes infrared radiation...

Q: describe the differences between how snow, rain, sleet, and hail form.  describe  how these types o...

A: In meteorology, precipitation is any result of the buildup of air water fume that falls under gravit...

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A: When the soil is saturated to its maximum capacity with water and the rain arrives faster than the s...

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A: Drainage patterns are the examples shaped by the streams, waterways, and lakes in a specific seepage...

Q: Question #4 The map below shows the location of biodiversity "hotspots" in the world. Is there a pat...

A: A biodiversity hotspot is a biogeographic region with huge levels of biodiversity that is compromise...

Q: Environmental policy

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A: Depositional environments are some parts of the earth surface with specific chemical, biological, an...

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A: The universe corresponds to the space, time and the contents it has, which includes, the galaxies, s...

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Q: 10. Assume an ecological efficiency of 10% in the simple food chain described in #6. With a supply o...

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A: Given question is what is an immediate cause of exposure of bare topsoil. The topsoil is exposed whe...

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A: Given that, Explain how overirrigation can damage soils and reduce crop yields. How can irrigation p...

Q: Q/If the low pressure decreases, this means the situation is not in nature, what is the reason?

A: Low pressure is the area of high temperature where air from all sides comes and converge. The conver...

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A: Answer:   26. Buy cheaper appliances but less efficient- B   27. Unplug appliances and gadgets when ...

Q: Using the photographs and the information they contain, answer the following question. Describe the ...

A: There are different shapes of grains of sedimentary rocks. They are either well rounded or angular. ...

Q: What challenges and opposition did Galileo Galilee face in having his theories accepted? Why?

A: Galileo was an Italian physicist and an astronomer. He is known as the father of modern science.  

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A: Marine transgression take place due to the more quantity of water in the ocean basins than their cap...

Q: Explain how the oceans influence and are influenced by climate

A: Around 3.8 billion years ago, the oceans are estimated to have developed. Vapors from the earth's ea...

Q: Colder water releases stored carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. O True O False

A: Answer:  Oceans contain 50 times more carbon dioxide than atmosphere while 19 times more than land. ...

Q: Summarize major policy approaches for conservation in agriculture

A: Answer: Major approaches for conservation in agriculture are as follows: Sustainable management of ...

Q: Answer the following questions: 1. Between Anthropocentrism, Biocentrism and Ecocentrism, Which of t...

A: Answer: 1. Anthropocentrism is the belief that among all living organisms human beings are considere...

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A: Part I "Insolation" refers to incoming solar radiation. It is short-wave radiation, coming from the ...

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A: The Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) is an expense offer and rental installment program of the Uni...

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A: The majority of the earth's crust is made up of rocks and rock weathering products. A rock is the re...

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A: The Kyoto Protocol is a peaceful accord that called for industrialized countries to diminish their o...

Q: Can’t we just use desalination to fulfill our demand for water?

A: Water is the natural resources, and is one of the most important element which helps to support and ...

Q: How does a laccolith differ from a lopolith? shower answer

A: The formation of the earth can be dated back to around 4.5 billion years ago. Initially earth was a ...

Q: What are the identifying characteristics of unconformity between two rock formations?

A: “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you  want any...

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Q: 1. Name at least 3 ocean currents that carry A. Cold water B. Warm water 2. How does ocean current a...

A: Ocean currents are defined as the masses of ocean water that flow from one particular location to an...

Q: THINK IT THROUGH You are the head of an international granting agency that assists farmers with soil...

A: Answer:  Maximum money should be given to the farmers of arid area of Africa and farmers in a drylan...

Q: Make a short reflection on the availability of freshwater to human use. Will there be enough water i...

A: Water is very vital for the existence of life on this planet.  There are mainly two types of water o...

Q: THINK IT THROUGH You are the mayor of a small Texas town above the Barnett Shale, and a gas company ...

A: Answer: As a mayor of the city there are few question that i would like to clarify first,  A. Gas co...

Q: 15. On this basis, the phytoplankton population experiences the greatest variation through the year ...

A: Phytoplanktons are the autotrophic parts of the microscopic fish local area and a critical piece of ...

Q: Column A Column B (a) Catalytic converter (i) Particulate matter (b) Electrostatic precipitator (ii)...

A: The environment is working constantly under pressure because we have made our surrounding difficult ...

Q: How has human activity altered the carbon cycle? The phosphorus cycle? The nitrogen cycle? What envi...

A: Carbon Cycle The chemical backbone of life on Earth is carbon. Carbon compounds manage the Earth's c...

Q: Please explain in simple words the conservation of water resources and preservaion of biodiversity

A: Biosphere can be described as the narrow zone of earth , water and air which interacts with each oth...

Q: This is a MAP VIEW. Where would we expect to find the YOUNGEST rocks?

A: Given that, this is a map view and where would be to the youngest rocks:-  a) on the outsides of the...

Q: Coral Bleaching results from which of the following?

A:  The average weather of any place is described statistically based on the variables such as temperat...