Sources of energy Natural Resource used and methods to acquire it. Environmental problems (specific example for one of the problems) Environmental benefits (specific example for one of the benefits) Economic issues (specific example) Ethical issues (specific example

Q: An air mass entering Alaska from the northern Pacific Ocean would most likely be labeled on a…

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Q: In which of the following tectonic settings would you most expect to observe the violent eruption of…

A: Answer:- (C):- Subduction zone.

Q: Ocean acidification is related to global warming. Agree or disagree? Defend your choice.

A: The chemical reaction caused by chemicals present in the ocean is called as acidification. Which…

Q: Earth Planet Q Planet R Planet S An earthquake (represented by the star) has occurred on Earth and…

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Q: Define geothermal energy, and explain three main waysin which it is obtained and used. Describe one…

A: The Earth's resources can be divided into two groups. These are (1) Renewable and (2) Non-renewable…

Q: The area over which winds act on the ocean or water surface producing wind-driven waves is called?…

A: Ripple marks are the sedimentary ridges that form in response to wind blown along a layer of…

Q: 1. How are we affecting or have we affected the following ecosystems?  rain forests? rivers?…

A: Note: We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new…

Q: Reduce - List and explain 3 ways to reduce the amount of resources used. ce less than Usual in order…

A: Buy what you need, not what you want. Turn off the lights when not required to save energy. Use…

Q: Sources of energy Natural Resource used and methods to acquire it. Environmental problems (specific…

A: Unconventional petroleum deposits include oil sands, tar sands, crude bitumen, and bituminous sands.…

Q: Explain why stratospheric ozone depletion develop over the coldest part of the Earth (the poles) and…

A: Ozone molecules are destroyed once chlorine and bromine atoms come into touch with them in the…

Q: What four criteria are used to define hazardous waste?What makes heavy metals and synthetic organic…

A: Wastes are described as some unwanted substances which is also considered as one of the most…

Q: The ability of a rock or soil to allow water to ____________ __________________ is called…

A: The infiltration of rain water through soils into the underlying rocks. This subsurface flow is an…

Q: What roles have international treaties played in addressingclimate change? Give two specific…

A: In the current scenario, climate change is the most complex international issue. With the increase…

Q: Match the following moons with their unique features lo moon is the most volcanically active…

A: Lo is the innermost and third largest moon of the Jupiter   Mimas is a moon of Saturn and is the…

Q: Describe one advantage substitutions has over environments, and one advantage environments has over…

A: Advantage of substitutions over environments Substitution means reduction of hazardous substances.…

Q: Where is the “ozone layer” located? Describe how andwhy stratospheric ozone is beneficial for…

A: Greenhouse gases have creates an envelope above the earth's surface and takes most of the infrared…

Q: Give an example of a clean coal technology. Now describehow carbon capture and storage is intended…

A: An assortment of advancements being created to relieve the natural effect of coal energy age.…

Q: Do you think there are environmental limits to the human population? Yes or no defend/reason (give…

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Q: Magma that fuels is formed in tne O A) The upper mantle of the Earth. O B) The outer core of the…

A: The planet earth formed around 4.5 billion years ago. In the initial phases of its inception, the…

Q: What can you do to help protect wildlife resources?

A: To protect wildlife resources we need to adopt or implement following things in our life..... We…

Q: 17. How did water help shape the new American colonies in the 18th century? (choose 3) It provided…

A: The water helped shape the new American colonies also known as the thirteen British colonies which…

Q: The Pacific Ring of Fire is: O A) A nearly circular region of fissure eruptions in the Pacific Ocean…

A: Answer:- (C):- An area of volcanic and earthquake activity related to subduction zones rimming the…

Q: When galaxies collide and interact, it can cause a spike in the rate of star formation, causing the…

A: It is result of galactic evolution.

Q: Now that you have learned the different signs of geologic hazards, let us now test your…

A: Warning signs for landslides; Movement of soil away from foundation Faint rumbling noise that gets…

Q: Green house gases are generally bad. With the exception of water vapor, the earth would be better…

A: The atmosphere of the Earth is a protective layer of gases around it to support life on Earth.…

Q: Describe nuclear energy and how we harness it

A: Nucleus is the centre part of an atom which possess immense energy. When an atom divides or fuses,…

Q: Thunderstorms that form in areas of strong winds shear( there are 3 type--list all three) Choice of…

A: A river is the path of water flowing over land, constrained in a channel. All streams and rivers are…

Q: Subtropical interior of continent in Southern Hemisphere.

A: Climatograph is a graphical depiction of the relationship between two environmental factors (such as…

Q: What are your own reasons for going to college? Are you interested only in academics, or did you…

A: A college is a place of learning, interaction with others and building communication skills. These…

Q: Identify the energy sources that we use.

A: As the population of the world is increasing rapidly, the pressure on the available resources of the…

Q: Why is it useful to zoom in on a portion of the graphas shown here? Describe what you can learn from…

A: EROI stands for Energy return on investment and below are the years where it decreased.

Q: QUESTION 48   What is the energy level and the two rocks that form in a paludal environment?   A.…

A: The correct option is C) very low energy, black shale & coal

Q: IV. MULTIPLE CHOICE.Choose whether the given situation is (A) unique to landslides. (B) unique to…

A: Landslides are the sudden or slow motion of Earth by its own weight or gravity along the slopes,…

Q: Explain how chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) deplete stratosphericozone. Why is this depletion considered…

A: We are authorized to answer one question at a time since you have not mentioned which question you…

Q: Which of the following rocks would be most resistant to both chemical and mechanical weathering?…

A: Hard metamorphosed rock will be most resistant to chemical and mechanical weathering.

Q: Clarify the scale, methods, and impacts of hydroelectricpower

A: Winter and spring runoff from highland streams and clean lakes are used to generate hydroelectric…

Q: Is the “Great Pacific Garbage Patch” a huge mass of floating debris?

A: Oceanography is the field of science which deals with the study of sea and ocean along with studying…

Q: You are the head of your countyhealth department, and the EPA informs you that yourcounty has failed…

A: Major air pollutants of this country are contributed by   Sprawling suburbs-  There will be chances…

Q: You are the president of a nationthe size of Germany, and your legislature is asking youto propose a…

A: Energy policy must need a revision and necessary changes. As our country gets lot of sunlight and a…

Q: In addition to deregulation, what contributed to the Gulf of Mexico oil spill in 2010? a hurricane…

A: The Deepwater Horizon oil leak, commonly known as the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, was the greatest…

Q: How is ocean acidification is related to global warming?

A: Ocean acidification is the process of decrease in pH levels and increasing the acidic content in…

Q: What is the main rock type underlying the city of Miami?

A: Miami sits on the lower east coast of Florida, near the mouth of the Miami River, and is flanked on…

Q: Pedocal soil formed by:   A. volcanoes   B. erosion of the Appalachians   C. sediments left by an…

A: Soil is the top most loose material of the earth which is formed by the substances found organically…

Q: How might a warmer climate affect agriculture? Howis it affecting distributions of plants and…

A: Climate can be defined as the long term weather conditions which changes in a region over a period…

Q: What is community ecology?Why is it important?Please explain

A: In ecology, a community is a group or association of populations of two or more different species…

Q: Which of following does not describe a common reason people immigrate? O Drought in the area O To…

A: Answer:- More housing options.

Q: Is bioenergy carbon-neutral?

A: Bioenergy can be carbon-neutral and the reason is given below in a brief manner.

Q: A series of piezometers have been installed into a shallow, unconfined aquifer at and research…

A: Piezometers and monitoring wells are pipelines that allow water to rise and fall to measure…

Q: What has happened with the emissions of major pollutants in the United States in recent decades?…

A: The rules air toxins incorporate molecule contamination, ground-level ozone, carbon monoxide, sulfur…