What is the controversy among environmental determinists and possibilists

Q: Cite out at least three cosmopolitan cities in world mentioning causes of their growth.

A:             Cosmopolitan cities are the cities distinguished by diversity, egalitarianism, and freed...

Q: What are the approximate maximum and minimum durations of daylight at Bradenton?

A: Daylight on Earth is the day time during which natural light from direct sunlight is felt in a given...

Q: What major geological movement occurred in the late Oligocene & Miocene Epoch of the Cenozoic Er...

A: The Cenozoic era is divided into two periods i.e., Tertiary Period and Quarternary Period. The Terti...

Q: Cyclones rotate in the southern hemisphere. in the northern hemisphere and rotate a. CW/CCW b. CCW/C...

A: Cyclones - an area of low pressure surrounded by an area of high pressure with violent strong winds....

Q: How are heat, water and wind related to soil formation?     They are by-products of soil forma...

A: Soil is formed by the weathering of rocks physically, chemically, biologically.  Heat-The unequal he...

Q: the centers of zoned plagioclase crystals reflect ______ than edges

A:   Plagioclase is the rock material that includes in the feldspar group of rocks or crystalline mater...

Q: The larger the soil particle, the more water that will infiltrate into the ground.  True  False

A: The lucid unconsolidated material containing minerals, organic material, gases, liquids, and microor...

Q: What explains the year-round high rainfall in equatorial areas, such as much of the Amazon rainfores...

A: ITCZ or Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone is a zone of low pressure in an equatorial belt from about 5...

Q: Compare and contrast geographic domains and its impact on culture prevailing in the Andes Mountain a...

A: A geographic domain is a name or a characteristic that refers to a particular location or an area.  ...

Q: What resources have attracted outside exploitation over the course of the past century or so in Afri...

A:  Africa:              It is the second-most largest and populous continent on the planet. It is also...

Q: 1. Explain strike fault.

A: The faulting pattern of crusts can be of various forms based on shifts occurring in the crust.

Q: what is the third tallest mountain in the world

A: A mountain is a landform with a sizeable extensive area. It stretches above the surrounding land are...

Q: Differentiate between Frontiers and Boundaries

A:               A frontier is a politico-geographical area that lies beyond the defined political bord...

Q: Why are overcrowded conditions considered density-dependent population changes?

A: Overcrowding, also known as crowding, is a situation in which more people are crammed into a given r...

Q: TRUE OR FALSE   Comets originate from the Kuiper Belt and Oort Cloud located beyond Neptune.

A: Comets- The word "comet" derived from the Greek word  "hairy". Comet is made up of frozen gasses lik...

Q: Several years ago, representatives of most countries met in Kyoto, Japan to agree in principle on th...

A: Global Warming refers to a gradual rise in atmospheric and ground surface air temperature and the co...

Q: Directions: Observe the given pictures, identify the types whether the hazard belongs to hydrometeor...

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Q: how to model the mechanism of atmospheric heat and global climate for each of the three planets(Venu...

A: Mars and Venus are the two earthbound planets generally like Earth. What's more, once more, regardin...

Q: 41. T F Wind always moves from areas of low pressure toward areas of higher pressure.

A: Wind:            The wind is the flow of gases or air on a large scale. Winds are classified on the ...

Q: Within the normal range of temperatures found on Earth, water is the only substance to exist in all ...

A: Earth covered 71 percent of the water of which 96 percent of water stored by the Ocean and the rest ...

Q: What is the length of the path in metres? (The path is the one with dotted lines in the map) What i...

A: Method of finding the corresponding map length First using a thread measure the path the way it bend...