Summarize the factors that make Sub-Saharan Africans especially vulnerable to climate change.

Q: Describe Air, Water and Soil Quality Parameters. Give short description of each parameter and what k...

A: Air quality parameters- The presence of any destructive material noticeable all around that antagoni...

Q: ?     How do rural areas depend on cities?

A: RURAL AREAS: A rural area is a geographical area that situated outside the town or city area. Rural ...

Q: What is the Schengen Agreement, and how is it related to population movement?

A: It is an agreement between European nations. The name of the agreement is derived from Schengen whic...

Q: Describe the different kinds of forests found in the midlatitudes.

A: A forest is a dense vegetative area covered by trees.. Forests are dominated by terrestrial ecosyste...

Q: Provide one example of how the internal structure of a city is important:

A: A city can be divided into multiple sections or concentric rings. The central part of the city is kn...

Q: Deine extinction.

A: BIODIVERSITY: Biodiversity is the combination of the two words 'bio' means 'organism' and diversity ...

Q: What is the relationship between transpiration and evaporation?

A: Evaporation can be characterized as the process of converting liquid water into a gaseous form. Only...

Q: Why are AECs of ultisols usually greater than those of mollisols?

A: The anion-exchange capacity(AEC) of the soil is a chemical property that demonstrates the amount of ...

Q: Describe and explain the seasonal shifts of the general circulation patterns; especially note the si...

A: GENERAL CIRCULATION PATTERN: For nearly three centuries scientists have tried to explain the cause o...

Q: Summarize the geography of oil and gas reserves in the region.

A: Oil and gas reserves are one of the most precious and important resources for the human society, as ...

Q: Why does the leeward side of a sand dune (the slip face) have a steeper slope than the windward side...

A: SAND DUNES: A Sand dune is an essential feature formed by the depositional work of wind. It is a mou...

Q: Explain the stages of progression that result in calcareous ooze existing below the CCD.

A: Ooze is found in the oceans, it is mud formed from the hard structure of living organisms, after dep...

Q: Compare the climate, vegetation, and agricultural conditions of Russia’s European west with those of...

A: CLIMATE: Climate of Russia's European west is continental type of climate but is only prevalent in E...

Q: Buthwest Asia. How many countries have less than $100,000 Per Capita GDP? Which country ranks first ...

A: 1) Bahrain has the lowest oil reserves in South-east Asia because it has the smallest areas and for ...

Q: Explain why no matter where you are in the ocean, if you go deep enough, you will encounter Oceanic ...

A: Ocean- Sea is huge scope of ocean, It is a waterway which makes much out of a planet's hydrosphere. ...

Q: How are high islands, coral atolls, and barrier reefs formed?

A: CORAL REEFS: Coral reefs are an ecosystem that exists under the surface of the water. Calcium carbon...

Q: Describe the major ecosystems in the region and how humans have adapted to living in them.

A: Ecosystem – The climatic system is living organisms in any part of biomes.   Eight major types of ec...

Q: What explains some of the positive indicators of social development in Latin America?

A:  Latin America is the region consists of 20 countries, this reason consists of Mexico in North Ameri...

Q: What are some of the negative consequences of using artificial levees for flood control along a majo...

A: The levee is a human-made structure that is designed to protect people from floods. Floods cause man...

Q: Be sure to include specific examples of hurricanes and explain where were they caused and describe w...

A:  Hurricanes are the type of storm which is also called a tropical cyclone. It is a very large and bi...

Q: Which statement is true about human population growth?    World population has experienced continu...

A: Human Population Growth- In the historic period human growth was low and the death rate was more due...

Q: Describe and contrast continental ice sheets, highland icefields, alpine glaciers, valley glaciers, ...

A: Glacier- Glacier is a large land surface covered with ice sheets. When precipitation occurs in the f...

Q: What are the various methods of Dewatering Intermediate Depths? Name them

A: It is a simple term for the removal of water. It is a method used by various industries. Still, it m...

Q: Explain the difference between an annual plant and a perennial plant.

A: Plants- Plants are important source of oxygen. There are variety of plants depend upon the climate o...

Q: What are the cultural legacies of Iberia in Latin America, and how are they expressed?

A: INTRODUCTION: In the initial years of contact, the unions between the people of region European and ...

Q: Describe how chief Mountain, Montana, is associated with faulting.

A: Montana state is located in the northwestern part of the U.S, it shares a border with Canada, it is ...

Q: What does it mean that cities are: at the top of the global hierarchy at the top of globalization m...

A: Cities are: at the top of the global hierarchy Understanding the systemic position of a city in the ...

Q: Why are some playas in the basin-and-range desert so salty?

A:  PLAYA: Playa is one type of lake; it is also called a pan or dry lake. When rivers forming a centri...

Q: Discuss how major river and rail corridors have shaped the geography of population and economic deve...

A: River corridor- It is the area around and the area adjacent to a river. From which communication and...

Q: How does the Coriolis effect influence the direction of moving objects? How does it affect the speed...

A: The Coriolis impact (otherwise called the Coriolis power) alludes to the obvious avoidance of items ...

Q: Explain why some Southeast Asian countries have experienced sustained economic growth and social dev...

A: INTRODUCTION: Southeast A has gone through a fast integration into the global economy. Country S has...

Q: Describe environmental changes recorded by the sedimentary rocks that contain the oldest fossils of ...

A: Climate change is a natural phenomenon over the earth's surface it is not any new term it is happeni...

Q: Why are floods so important in fluvial geomorphology?

A: FLUVIAL GEMORPHOLOGY: Word means 'Geo' "Earth"  and 'Morphology' means "Channel Shape" and Fluvial r...

Q: Name two ways in which climate change affects the frequency and severity of floods.

A: The lower atmosphere of Earth is becoming hotter and much more humid as a consequence of human-induc...

Q: List the three countries using the most oil, coal, and natural gas.

A: The non-renewable resources of energy are oil, coal and natural gas. The non-renewable resources are...

Q: Why does Central Asia have such large lakes, and why are many of these lakes so severely threatened?

A: Central Asia have many lakes which are different in sizes ranging from big to small and contains a h...

Q: What is an edge city example?

A: Edge cities formed on the fringe of the central city, which initially lacked any history of a city's...

Q: Discuss the role of key location factors in explaining why economic activities are located where the...

A: Economic establishments are directly associated with the geographical factors of a region. North Ame...

Q: Explain the region’s rapid demographic growth and describe the differential impact of diseases such ...

A: Demographic transition shows the growth of the population,  and the factors relating to that growth,...

Q: What is meant by the term global warming?

A: Global warming refers to the slowly warming of the Earth's surface, atmosphere, and oceans. Earth ha...

Q: Describe the differences between Central Asia’s historical cities and those that have been establish...

A: Cities are to be believed as the last stage of development of human civilization, so the study of ci...

Q: How did the decline of China during the 1800s affect the geopolitical structure of East Asia?

A: The geopolitical situation is the study of the political situations with reference to geographical c...

Q: Explain the relationships among elevation, climate, and agricultural production, especially in tropi...

A: From 20° south and 20° north, highlands and mountains are known as tropical highlands. It is also a ...

Q: In what kinds of environments is solifluction common?

A: It is a process in which soil is saturated and starts flowing over a slope. It is a category of a sh...

Q: Urban heat island in southwest nigeria

A: Urban heat islands are the lands in urban space that are extremely heated due to cementation and pol...

Q: Summarize various cultural influences of African peoples within the region and globally.

A: Africa in terms of land is very wide approximately about 11,700,000 square miles. And also have wide...

Q: What explains the relatively high levels of social development in the Caribbean, given the region’s ...

A: The key explanation for this is that like most nations and provinces in the region understand that e...

Q: Compare and contrast the populations of Australia and New Zealand in terms of size, density, and lev...

A: Modern population patterns across the region reflect the combined influences of indigenous and settl...

Q: Compare the modern maps of religion and language for theregion, and identify three major non-Arabic-...

A: RELIGION : It is a system of following or worship or devotion. LANGUAGE FOR REGION: The language spo...

Q: Define the term semiperipheral countries?

A: