Specify the marine environmental problems associated with biological pollution.

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A: Natural calamities are sudden natural events that occur because of natural or made causes. It includ...

Q: Explain biomagnification.

A:   Biomagnification-It is an environmental issue which disturbs the food chain. Biomagnification or B...

Q: Why is evaporation a cooling process and condensation a warming process in the atmosphere?

A: Evaporation:                     Evaporation is the process of transformation of a liquid into a gas...

Q: Explain why Central Asia’s population is so unevenly distributed, with some areas densely settled an...

A: In geographical branches of studies, demography explores the elementary determinants of population a...

Q: What kinds of unusual life can be found associated with hydrothermal vents? How do these organisms s...

A: Life exists at the hydrothermal vents, even in the absence of sunlight. The organisms that live in t...

Q: a. Why are climate feedback mechanisms important for predicting temperature change from radiative fo...

A: An adjustment in the environment has an impact that, at that point, brings on additional climatic ch...

Q: What is insolation?

A: Temperature refers to the degree or intensity of heat in the climate. The primary source of heat in ...

Q: Thinking Analytically Magellan’s crew kept very careful records of their circumnavigation, yet when ...

A: The famous Portuguese Explorer of the 16th Century gave the first evidence and testimony of the Eart...

Q: Japan has many huge farms that produce a variety of crops. excellent soil and limited farmland arge ...

A: Often seen as an indication of developmental regression, a pest or merely nonsense, the fact is that...

Q: Explain the formation of exfoliation domes.

A: Weathering is the physical breakdown (disintegration) and chemical alteration ( decomposition ) of r...

Q: If the concentration of greenhouse gases were to decrease, what would likely happen to global temper...

A: The gases which are transparent to solar radiation but retain the partially reflect back longwave he...

Q: What is the problem requiring osmotic regulation faced by hypotonic fish in the ocean? What adaptati...

A:                            Hypotonic fish are those fish that have low salt content in their body in...

Q: Identify the key environmental differences between the island portions of East Asia (Japan and Taiwa...

A: Asia is one of the largest continents in the world, due to its vastness it has lots of diversity in ...

Q: In the Köppen climate classification letter code system, what information is given by the first lett...

A: The world experiences highly contrasting climatic patterns throughout the different latitudes.

Q: How and why are wind patterns different near the surface and in the upper atmosphere?

A:                      Global wind systems are created by the uneven heating of the Earth’s surface or...

Q: The Odum brothers are part of the foundation of the systems theory widely known for the study of eco...

A: Ecology refers to the system to which all living organisms are bounded. It studies the interrelation...

Q: Discuss the similarities and differences between mapping and GIS.

A: Mapping is the main element of the cartography, it is the small-scale representation of actual land ...

Q: Why are tropical cyclones common along the east coasts of continents in the midlatitudes, but not al...

A: TROPICAL CYCLONE: A tropical cyclone is formed only with warm ocean water. Since the east coasts of ...

Q: What causes fronts to develop within a midlatitude cyclone?

A: These cyclones are developed in 35 and 65-degree latitudes. The direction is West to the east and fo...

Q: What is meant by the piezometric surface?

A: The piezometric surface is an imaginary surface-level where the groundwater level can rise under hyd...

Q: In 30 words or more, describe what you see happening in this cartoon. What is the artist trying to s...

A: Population growth is the major problem of the world, due to population growth, there is a shortage o...

Q: In what ways have hot spots been used to verify that plate motion is taking place?

A: Hotspots:                 It is an intensively hot area in the mental below the crust. The heat that...

Q: Describe and explain one example of biological weathering.

A: The disintegration or break-down of minerals and rock material on the earthly natural surface throug...

Q: What conditions are necessary for hydrothermal features to develop?

A:                 Hydrothermal features are geological features that produce extremely hot water, heat...

Q: How is the Köppen system used to classify climate?

A: The Earth has diverse vegetation and temperature-precipitation regimes, which results in various cli...

Q: Is urban revitalization without gentrification possible?

A: Cities are the position to be in these days, that requires a great deal of transition for historic n...

Q: Describe the geological relationship between the Himalayas and the flat, fertile plain of the Indus ...

A: The Himalayas and the Indus-Gangetic river basin are some of the most prominent and essential landsc...

Q: Why it is important to study the energy budget of an ecosystem? Is it always constant or not?

A: An energy budget explains how energy is transformed within a given system from one "state" to the ot...

Q: Describe the locations and powergenerating capability of existing offshore wave power plants and wav...

A:                 A wave farm or wave power plant is a collection of machines used for the generation ...

Q: challenges of health systems in developing countries and provide recommendation for addressing them.

A: THE CHALLENGES THAT DEVELOPING COUNTRIES FACE IN HEALTHCARE SYSTEM ARE : 1.LOOKING AFTER SUCH A LARG...

Q: What does a map’s scale tell us? List two ways to portray map scale.

A: INTRODUCTION: Map's Scale is the ratio of the distance between two points on a map to the actual dis...

Q: 1. Explain why you would expect precipitation in Nanaimo and Vancouver to be different/similar. 2. N...

A: Nanaimo and Vancouver both are situated in Canada and are located on the east pacific coast and the ...

Q: Explain the theory of Rock breakage and the effect of free faces on the economy of blasting.

A: Blasting- Essential Blasting is the action wherein in-situ rock is broken in both turns of events an...

Q: Recentconversion of forests to beaver ponds and wet meadows:a.is producing a novel landscape structu...

A: Answer is c.) is restoring prehistoric landscape structure. 

Q: Explain why levels of economic and social development vary so widely across the Southeast Asian regi...

A: Asia is one of the largest continents in the world, Asia is the continent that is characterized by l...

Q: How do sea breezes form?

A: Due to the cooler air, high surface pressure is formed over the water surface. To composite it, the ...

Q: What change in color of the following minerals from high to low melting? olivine pyroxene amphibole ...

A: OLIVINE COLOR CHANGES FROM OLIVE GREEN TO BLACK PYROXENE COLOR CHANGES FROM DARK GREEN TO DARK RED  ...

Q: Explain the formation of a hanging valley (hanging trough).

A: Glaciers are huge masses of ice that slowly moves over land and are called the river of ice. Glacier...

Q: Describe and explain at least one possible change in global climate projected by the iPCC to occur d...

A: The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is created to provide scientific reasons for climate c...

Q: How do modern navigators find their position at sea?

A: Navigators are those which are having the expertise to sail in the sea and oceans  Navigators were t...

Q: What explains the presence of large lakes, such as lake Bonneville, during the Pleistocene?

A: LAKE BONNEVILLE WAS THE LARGEST LAKE FOUND IN GREAT BASIN OF WESTERN NORTH AMERICA. LAKE BONNEVILLE ...

Q: What conditions lead to precipitation?

A: Precipitation- Precipitation denotes all forms of moisture that reach to ground from the atmosphere....

Q: How is La Niña different from El Niño? Describe the pattern of La Niña events in relation to El Niño...

A: The global climate cycle periodically shifts from colder or warmer periods through the La Nina and E...

Q: Critically examine Alfred Weber's contribution to the deductive approach to industrial location theo...

A: Geographically the location of industries serves a significant role. It allows the easy procurement ...

Q: Explain how trade blocs are reshaping the region’s geopolitics.

A: Trade blocs are a type of agreement among the countries where trade barriers reduce to favor the par...

Q: What are the major advantages and disadvantages of the growth of South Asia’s megacities?

A: A megacity defines as a city whose population is more than a rationally sized country. The people of...

Q: Compare and contrast the following seawater desalination methods: distillation, solar humidification...

A: Distillation:                   Multi-effect distillation is a distillation process that is used for...

Q: Why are most lakes considered to be “temporary” features of the landscape?

A: Lakes- A lake is a region loaded up with water, limited in a bowl, encircled via land, aside from an...

Q: Under what circumstances do streams tend to develop sinuous, meandering, and braided channel pattern...

A: The river forms various structures while flowing from a higher altitude to plain and lastly into the...

Q: Q3 only

A: Every landform made up from the sediments, rock debris that is decompose on a place by agents. These...