What are the differences among a hot spring, a geyser, and a fumarole? What causes these differences?

Q: How is it possible for percolating groundwater to both remove mineral material and deposit it?

A: The groundwater that is moving in the subsoil and subsurface aquifers are known as the percolating g...

Q: Describe how the half-life of radioactive materials can be used to determine the age of a rock throu...

A: The age of the rock can be determined with the help of radiometric dating by determining the half-li...

Q: geographic feature

A: According to the map, it shows a geographic feature that is said to be the river valley civilization...

Q: What are the positive and negative implications of the Philippine demography? Explain your answer.

A: Positive Implications In the Philippines, nearly 92 million people reside and the figure is 1.9% ri...

Q: What is an example of a megalopolis?

A: The term megalopolis is called mega-region or super-city and defined in terms of two or more roughly...

Q: What is the difference between porosity and permeability?

A: Porosity: It is the ratio of voids or pore space in the soil or rock is known as porosity. Permeabi...

Q: what physical features of North America might impact settlement of the European colonists? How so?

A: The North American realm as a continent stretches across Mexico and the nations of Central America f...

Q: How do different theories of landform development explain changes in the fluvial landscape?

A: There are various theories that explain the development of the landforms, such as the William Morris...

Q: Examples: 1) Calculate the azimuth of the Sun in London on June 21 at 17:00 BST given the latitude o...

A: Azimuth, as well as elevation, are indeed the two coordinations that determine, at a certain point i...

Q: Why are there tidal bulges on both sides of Earth (for example, not just the side of Earth that face...

A: Tides are caused by the gravitational force of the moon that pulls water which result in high tide a...

Q: What were the major drawbacks with cotton?

A: Cotton is one of the major cash crops produced and exported by the Indian subcontinent. Cotton has e...

Q: What is the disaster response,and what types of response actions may take place during the pre-disas...

A: Disaster response: It is the second phase of disaster management cycle. It is the response given to ...

Q: Why do Cs climates have dry summers, but Cfa climates have precipitation all year?

A: In Koppeans climatic classification, the C is defined as the temperate climate and has the coldest m...

Q: What causes Earth’s magnetic field?

A: Earth's magnetic field that is also called the geo-magnetic field is a field that extends from the i...

Q: Describe the difference between vertically mixed and salt wedge estuaries in terms of salinity distr...

A: Earth hosts a variety of liquid water based on its salinity. So, estuaries are those water reservoir...

Q: Describe and explain the circumstances under which dendritic drainage patterns develop, and the cond...

A: DRAINAGE PATTERN: Drainage patterns are defined as within the shadow of topographical features from ...

Q: Assume that a parcel of unsaturated air is at a temperature of 20°C at sea level before it rises up ...

A: The temperature depends on altitude. As we go higher in the altitude the temperature will decreases.

Q: Why is there such a close association between (a) the curve showing seawater density variation with ...

A: The physical properties of an ocean across a gradient of depth is never uniform. 

Q: List and describe the three main problems that floating plastic trash presents to marine organisms.O...

A: Plastic debris is dangerous to marine life and caused havoc destruction in the marine ecosystem

Q: What factors contribute to worldwide sea level rise? Based on tide measurements, how much sea level ...

A: Sea level rise is a major effect of climate change. The higher the sea level would impact on various...

Q: What is non-point source pollution, and how does it get to the ocean? What other ways does trash get...

A: The nonpoint source of pollutants is those that occur from no fixed source such as those that result...

Q: The most important fishing grounds of the world are found in the regions where (a) warm and cold atm...

A: Ocean currents are divided on the idea of temperature into warm currents and cold currents. WARM OCE...

Q: What types of past environmental conditions can be inferred by studying cores of sediment?

A: Marine sediments are the deposit of insoluble material, rock and soil particles that are transported...

Q: Describe changes in atmospheric pressure, precipitation, winds, and ocean surface currents during th...

A: The current Indian Monsoon refers to an ocean-current regime that changes seasonally in the tropical...

Q: Economics A researcher is able to observe selection bias. True or False

A: Selection bias occurs when the researcher purposively decides his participants instead of selecting ...

Q: How does geology help explain why islands in the pacific realm are so wildely scattered

A: The Pacific islands originated as: longitudinal chain of the volcanic islands on above plates, or of...

Q: Describe alternatives to hard stabilization, including potential drawbacks of each.

A: Waves and wind erosion occurs in coastal areas. Hard equilibrium delays deterioration, disturbs the ...

Q: Where is the majority of infrastructure roads tracks and canals being built?

A: Development in terms of infrastructure, road, rail tracks, and canals is part of global sustainable ...