What physical conditions create brackish water in the Baltic Sea and hypersaline water in the Red Sea?

Q: Explain the regulation of both point and nonpoint sources of pollution by the Clean Water Act.

A: Clean Water Acts (CWA):                      This act is the primary federal law in the United State...

Q: Describe the world geography of fossil fuel production and consumption.

A: Fossil fuels are the most precious natural resource for humankind as it the backbone of all developm...

Q: What is an exotic species?

A: Exotic species are the types of species which can occur in the areas or outside the areas of their n...

Q: Define the greenhouse effect and explain how it is related to anthropogenic climate change.

A: Greenhouse effect:                                The greenhouse effect is the process by which radi...

Q: Describe the formation of an inselberg.

A: An isolated hill, low mountain or ridge, is an inselberg that sharply protrudes from a practically f...

Q: Provide examples of countries with different rates of natural growth.

A: The deduction of crude death rate from the crude birth rate, yields in a statistic for demographical...

Q: Explain how the balance between ice accumulation and ablation influences the “advance” or “retreat” ...

A: Glaciers:                A glacier is a persistent body of dense ice that is constantly in motion un...

Q: Describe the distinguishing characteristics of mammals.

A:                Mammals, the word derived from Latin word Mamma meaning breast, are a group of verteb...

Q: What is the difference between an evergreen and a deciduous forest?

A: The Tropical Evergreen forests are located in a region with a rainfall of more than 200 centimeters ...

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: Describe the mechanism by which baleen whales feed.

A: The World's largest whales, like the blue whale, finback whale, humpback whale, and the gray whale, ...

Q: Explain the difference between a broadleaf tree and a needleleaf tree. Name trees that are examples ...

A: Broadleaf trees:                a) The fruit of broadleaf trees contain seeds for the reproduction o...

Q: What does metropolitan population mean?

A: The word metropolitan originated from the Greek word metropolis which means mother city. A city that...

Q: Explain what an Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) is and why it is important to Pacific island economies...

A: The Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) are sea zone areas. The island or the state has exclusive rights f...

Q: Explain twelve processes of the hydrological cycle?

A:          The water cycle, also known as the hydrological cycle, is the process of continuous movemen...

Q: What is an example of a metropolis?

A: METROPOLIS: A metropolis is a large city or a conurbation which contains a significant economic, pol...

Q: What technological and infrastructural investments are affecting the region’s development?

A: The core of regional growth and transformation is technology. This applies to the aggregate of techn...

Q: what countries are on the equator

A: Equator:               It is an imaginary line around the middle of a planet or a celestial body. It...

Q: What environmental issues currently affect the Caribbean? Describe the risks and possible solutions.

A: The first region of America colonized by the Europeans and extensively explored by them was the Cari...

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: Outline the distribution of major urban areas on the map of East Asia and explain why the region’s l...

A: In today's modern world globalization boost the interdependency of the economic activities between t...

Q: 1. Describe the wind speed and air pressure in the different parts of a typhoon. 2. Describe the eff...

A: A typhoon is a cyclonic disturbance that occurs in the northern hemisphere, in the northwest pacific...

Q: classify maritime zones and air space above it and discuss the national sovereign rights of a coasta...

A: The airways and marine water of any nation have boundation of a common legal framework that provides...

Q: Distinguish colonialism from neocolonialism.

A: Many countries capture other countries for their own development, either by arm force or by using po...

Q: Discuss the relationship between corals and algae and explain how corals benefit from having interna...

A: Corals are one of the most vulnerable species found in the marine ecosystem, they are formed with co...

Q: Explain the shape and formation of a roche moutonnée.

A: Roche mountain is the mountain that is founded in the polar region. This is the landform related to ...

Q: Which countries have the highest numbers of Muslims? What cultural conflicts have resulted?

A: World's largest Muslims population is in Indonesia with 12.7% and after that Pakistan is in number t...

Q: What is the name of the texture displayed by the following igneous rock? What is the correct chemica...

A: IGNEOUS ROCK: The word igneous has been derived from the Latin word "ignis," which means 'fire.' The...

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

A: Our world is a home to millions of plant, animal, micro-organism species, and also Humans. It consis...

Q: what is capillary water?

A: Water that stays in the dirt after gravitational water is emptied out, that is dependent upon the la...

Q: What are four of the key issues surrounding U.S. immigration policy?

A: Immigration means moving people from one country to another country. It is an international movement...

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 the formation of exfoliation domes.

A: Domes- When magma from the earth's crust pushes the surface layer up and forms a dome-like shape. Up...

Q: 3. How many people lived in Canada in 2001? 4. What percentage of Canadians live in urban areas?

A: POPULATION: The population is the number of people in an area. Therefore, 'population means a total ...

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: 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: 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: The true measure of development cannot be only in terms of economic growth, as development must refl...

A: Economic growth measures an increase in real GDP. GDP stands for gross domestic product. It is a mea...

Q: Describe the physical geographic characteristics of the region known as Oceania.

A: Oceania is the region which includes Australia,and is under the Pacific,vast body of water that is l...

Q: Identify key ways in which natural resources, including energy, have shaped economic development in ...

A: Development of the region depends upon their geographical condition, if the geographical condition i...

Q: Summarize the major forces shaping recent migration patterns within the region.

A: Migration:                   Migration is the movement of people from one place to live in another. ...

Q: What is the differences between latitude and longitude

A: Latitude: The angular distance towards the north or south from the equator is called latitude. Latit...

Q: Summarize the major issues underlying international efforts to address climate change.

A: It affects all the regions around all the world. Increasing heat, drought, melting of glaciers, eart...

Q: Make mini project Report on Kashmir 2005 Earth quake  Avoid pilagrism thanks...

A: Kashmir is located in Asia, and it was formed by the collision of the Indo-Australian plate with the...

Q: Describe the role played by the French and British in shapingthe modern political map of Southwest A...

A: British and French were the people who colonized more than half of the countries of the world. And l...

Q: Land bridges that are exposed during periods of cooling when Sea levels decreased have been importa...

A: Land bridges are the lands that are naturally formed, it is a narrow strip that connects two landmas...

Q: I Need help to respond this question. Based on the text of Urban Decay: Finding an Entrepreneurial O...

A: Urban Decay is the term used for the cities which were well established in the past, and after some ...

Q: What is a hot spot? Name at least one present-day example of a hot spot.

A: CRUST: Crust is the uppermost or outermost layer of the earth. The thickness of the layer varies fr...

Q: Why are floods so important in fluvial geomorphology?

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