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Q: Write eight importance of hydrogeology to environmental engineering

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Q: In your own works, define “mineral” and “rock”.

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Q: Discuss the impacts of global warming on climate change

A: Global warming is the temperature rise in the Earth's atmosphere.

Q: What is the ultimate result of long-term stream erosion? A. A flat topography near sea level B. Deep...

A: The removal of rock particle by running water is termed as stream erosion. Long term erosion by stre...

Q: What happens to temperature and pressure as one moves deeper inside the Earth?

A: Temperature and pressure condition of the earth interior will increases with increasing depth from t...

Q: The recent increase in forest fires in the United States is most related to  A) increases in loggin...

A: Increase in logging would not lead to the reason for the recent forest fires in the U.S. The managem...

Q: List the four components of soil and give the ecological significance of each.

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Q: 1. How red shift support the big bang theory? 2. Choose and describe one theory explaining the form...

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Q: Ocean acidification represents a major factor of the following cycles? A. Nitrogen cycle B. Phosphor...

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Q: Why is faulting most likely to occur near Earth's surface and not deep within Earth? How would the i...

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Q: What cannot be used by humans? The Sun is an example

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Q: In oceanic-continent convergence, the lower density continental plate is subducted beneath the ocean...

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Q: What are all the a biotic factors that could live in a ecosystem

A: The term 'biotic' means it's a living organism. The opposite 'abiotic' means not living. Abiotic thi...

Q: Why is the man is the center of all creation?

A: Humans are the only species on Earth, who are capable of thinking. It is no less than a superpower i...

Q: In your opinion, if you are on of the exposed elements how will you handle the effect of the disaste...

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Q: How did Earth and other planets form?

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Q: - NASA LANDSAT Program 1- In two points, provide an explanation of how Earth Scientists can particul...

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Q: What effect do seafloor spreading and subduction have on the Earth’s surface?

A: Plate tectonics is the phenomenon that tells us about the motion of the plates. A plate is a part of...

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A: Solar eclipse occurs when a part of Earth is shadowed by the moon, which partially or completely blo...

Q: Describe folds and it's classification in detail.

A: Folds are geological features that form when layers of strata are bent or curved. Bending is nothing...

Q: Why is an object that is further away from us in space older?

A: Space is the three-dimensional boundless extent where objects place themselves about time and direct...

Q: What factors might cause the chemical components of the soil in a particular area to change?

A: Chemical components are one of the most crucial property of soil.

Q: the measured distance on the ground between two points is 6.85 km. if the corresponding distance bet...

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Q: High concentration of anaerobic bacteria (biological water pollutants) are often caused by a decreas...

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Q: A landfill is most likely to directly pollute?  A. Water vapor over the landfill B. Precipitation ab...

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Q: A sequence is observed with abundant foraminifera (Nummulites, Assilina, Alveolina, Operculina etc.)...

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Q: Tsunami! On December 26, 2004, a great earthquake occurred off the coast of Sumatra and triggered im...

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Q: Describe distribution of Earth layers in terms of depth, state of occurrences and composition in det...

A: Earth can be divided into various layers on the basis of two methods, rheological and compositional.

Q: What happens to oceanic crust at a deep-ocean trench?

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Q: Question-based on minerals, have to determine which is it.   I have tried but no answer correct.

A: A mineral is an inorganic element or compound which occurs in nature, has a well-defined chemical fo...

Q: Why you should study structural geology?

A: Geology is the science of the Earth and its internal and external processes. There are various branc...

Q: What is one way that dams affect living things in a river? A. Dams supply water for irrigation B. Da...

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Q: Starting with the mid-ocean ridge, explain that the formation and destruction of the seafloor is a c...

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Q: What is formed when water is removed from a well? A. Cavern B. Cone of depression C. Cone of dischar...

A: A well is a hole that is dug  into the earth in order to reach a supply of water. Wells are extremel...

Q: Using less water so that it will not be used up is called? A. Desalination B. Distribution C. Conser...

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Q: Tidal friction is slowing the rotation of the Earth. As a result, the orbit of the Moon is increasin...

A: Tidal friction is the frictional energy produced in the Earth due to its orbiting on its own axis an...

Q: What are the factors to consider for rocks to undergo folding? Faulting?

A: Folding If rocks are subjected to a compressional or shear stresses for a long time, they fold. It i...

Q: Describe the density of Earth’s interior?

A: Density of Earth’s Interior The average density of earth is 5.514 g/cm3. But it is not uniform throu...

Q: How could Igneous rocks resource availability affect our lives?

A: Rocks and mineral resources are very important part of industrial society. Since it takes more years...