What is the Kyoto Protocol? Why has the United States not agreed to support it?

Q: Name three stages of historical urban development still commonly found in European urban landscapes.

A: Urban development -The term urban development defines when there is a development of a rural area by...

Q: The layer of the atmosphere in which weather originates is?

A: ATMOSPHERE: An atmosphere is the layer of gases which surrounds our earth surface like a blanket, th...

Q: Describe how ethnic conflict has contributed to instability in Afghanistan, and assess the potential...

A:                   Ethnic wars in Afghanistan are not new. They are long drawn from past and fueled t...

Q: 1. On a map with a scale of 1:62,500 d. A measured distance of 3 inches represents an actual distanc...

A: The scale is mainly used to measure the distance. but in maps scale is used to describe the actual d...

Q: Explain why you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: (a) humans are superior to ...

A: a) Agree: All species have to struggle for resources, and we humans have a distinct edge over other ...

Q: How does an esker form?

A: DEFINATION OF ESKER The term esker has been derived from either the Irish word eiseir or Welsh word ...

Q: How has the export of primary products (food, fiber, and energy) shaped the economies of Latin Ameri...

A: Latin America has been endowed with a vast amount of wealth of natural resources. In the colonial pe...

Q: Which European countries have the highest rates of outmigration? Of in-migration?

A: Out-migration- It is the migration of people moving out from an area in their country to another are...

Q: What is the difference between climate change detection and climate change attribution? detection is...

A: Climate change is an average change of weather pattern for a long period of time to define Earth's g...

Q: Identify the causes of global water stress.

A: Water is the second name of life. It is essential for our daily life. We used water in every small o...

Q: Provide examples of major cultural homelands (rural) and ethnic neighborhoods (urban) within North A...

A: Cultural homeland means the area of native land or which site is particularly meant for their cultur...

Q: What is the Burgess model used for?

A: Burgess Model:                           This was model proposed Sociologist Ernest Burgess in 1925....

Q: What are the general differences between mechanical weathering and chemical weathering?

A: Weathering:                     It is a process of breaking down or dissolving of the rocks and mine...

Q: TYPES OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION What is the contrast between industrial development, urban growth, ...

A: Environmental Pollution- It is something that brings harm to our environment, it is an excessive add...

Q: Why has South Asia experienced so many insurgencies since the end of British rule in 1947?

A: The "British East India Company" was commissioned to Asia and India in 1600. The spices, cotton, sil...

Q: Identify the key modern religions and language families that dominate the region.

A: When humans started migrating to a better place, that helped them for cultivation, from many people ...

Q: Discuss the origin of the solar system using the nebular hypothesis.

A: NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS: Astronomers come to a conclusion that the solar system is formed by the process ...

Q: What is the primary source of carbon that humans have added to the atmosphere?

A: Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas, used to store solar heat in the atmosphere. According to the 201...

Q: What is the urban underclass?

A: The urban area is a highly built-up area where more than 75% of the population working under seconda...

Q: Explain Climate change?

A: The most contemporary environmental concern to the planet and society is the phenomena of climate ch...

Q: How does a stream sort alluvium by size?

A: The alluvium is a type of material that is carried away by flowing rivers and deposited in plains,  ...

Q: How did the surrounding seas affect Japan’s development?

A: The geography of a nation affects in many respects the growth of its culture and society. Its locati...

Q: How does illiteracy help to increase population growth rate. Give reason

A: ILLITERACY- Illiteracy is defined as lack of knowledge or lack of ability to read and write or lack ...

Q: How did the invasive species Caulerpa taxifolia and zebra mussels get released into new environments...

A: An invasive species constitutes an organism that does not belong to an indigenous or native area. Th...

Q: What are the 4 types of diversity?

A: Diversity means understanding that each and every person is different and unique from other and also...

Q: Explain how it is possible for weathering to take place beneath the surface of bedrock.

A: It is possible in the condition of frost wedging when the temperature goes below 32degree Fahrenheit...

Q: What is the difference between a radiational inversion and an advectional inversion?

A: TEMPERATURE INVERSION: The condition in which the cooler air is nearer on the earth's surface and th...

Q: Provide reasons for the Aral Sea’s disappearance, and outline the economic and environmental consequ...

A:             The Aral sea was on the border of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. In 1900 it was the fourth l...

Q: What is a cirque and how does one form?

A: Cirque- It forms in the Glaciated mountain areas, these are the deep, wide, and long basins. these a...

Q: Demographically, Latin America has grown much faster than North America. What factors contribute to ...

A: Latin America's population saw significant upward growth in the mid 20th Century, which exceeded man...

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 the condition in which flow occurs through a soil mass possessing isotropic properties.

A: Isotropic properties refer to soil material having the same size and shape.

Q: What landforms are produced by the erosion, deposition, and meltwater of continental ice sheets?

A: Ice sheets are made up of continuous deposition of ice at one place and due to pressure, it converts...

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 are the human activities in the tropical rainforest?

A: TROPICAL RAINFOREST: The tropical evergreen rainforest biome provides optimum environmental conditio...

Q: What ethical implications arise fromurban renewal efforts such as those inHarlem?

A: Urban renewal is a process of rehabilitated and improved of urban neighborhood or area. The urban re...

Q: What are some challenges related to ‘Sustainable Development’?

A: The concept of sustainable development brings the view that societies need to optimize and regulate ...

Q: What is an example of a concentric zone model?

A: CONCENTRIC ZONE MODEL: The Concentric Zone Model is also known as the Burgess model. It is a model t...

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: Explain why understanding scale is vital in the study of geospatial data. Provide an example changin...

A: Geospatial data are the data that provides information about a specific region. The scale is used to...

Q: Define sustainability. In what areas of your life does this concept apply? How does sustainability a...

A: Sustainability-  Sustainability is defined as maintaining something at a level. From the perspective...

Q: Explain how the monsoon winds are generated and describe their importance for South Asia.

A:                  The  Monsoon, which is seasonal reversal in wind direction is responsible for the m...

Q: Show how the differences among plantation agriculture, rice growing, and swidden cultivation in Sout...

A: Settlement patterns are the patterns that are formed by the residential zone or by the habitability ...

Q: List and explain the factors that control the world’s weather and climate, and use these to describe...

A: Climate can be explained with study of weather of an area for a long period of Time. Weather is the ...

Q: What is the meaning of hydrogeology

A: To deal with the occurance, strition, movement, and chemistry of water present in the earth we study...

Q: Geographers use maps to solve problems. Explain why representing data in a spatial way is an importa...

A: Geographers are believed to be a great cartographer, in ancient times geographers are meant to be ca...

Q: Map the major religions of the region to show the ways in which religions from other parts of the wo...

A: Religion is the major element of the culture, religion gives hope to the people to live. religion is...

Q: what countries are on the equator

A: The equator is the imaginary horizontal divider of Earth into two equal subparts. The equator runs a...

Q: contrast the influence of the underlying geologic structure in areas of dendritic drainage to that i...

A: Geologic structure plays a very significant role in shaping the landform, As different agents operat...

Q: How and why does a deposit of glacial till look different from a deposit of alluvium?

A: Deposits of glacial till and alluvium are two types of erosional products found in the glacial and r...