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

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

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