Why can a retreating glacier continue to erode and transport rock?

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A: On our Earth, the liquid and gaseous components, i.e., water and winds, travel in a peculiar curved ...

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A: North America is considered the most powerful and developed region of the world. The region is high ...

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A: Natural Resources- Natural resources are those which offered by nature and there is no role of human...

Q: List several ways in which topographic development in arid lands is different from humid regions.

A: Topography refers to the land features which is made by natural and artificial processes.

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A: The latitude and longitude of place A and place B are shown in the following figure.                ...

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A: The year 1947 is the period of post-world war where the colonial power started losing their grip fro...

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A: Bangladesh and surrounding NorthEastern India are part of the Indian subcontinent towards the might ...

Q: -117. A major event affecting global climate is the El Niño/La Niña cycle. In this cycle, equatorial...

A: The climatic cycle of La Nina and El Nino are different weathering pattern happens over the Pacific ...

Q: Describe Natural Disasters involving Homeland Security, include Intro, Background, Analysis, Alterna...

A: Natural Disasters are extreme, sudden events caused by environmental factors that injure people dama...

Q: Why are there no fronts in a midlatitude anticyclone?

A: The mid latitudinal anticyclone is contrary to the mid latitudinal cyclone The anticyclone winds rot...

Q: What is the benchmark value shown on this map? Aurora Hill 533 550 BHoland Hll Grard Lake Lackawanna...

A: BENCHMARK: A benchmark is a point from which exact elevation measures in a map. Benchmarks are usefu...

Q: Why might meandering rivers make poor political boundaries?

A: The rivers that form a sinusoidal channel or alternating curvatures during their journey are known a...

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A:                Landforms, climate, soil, and vegetation are the most important factor in defining th...

Q: Give ONE example to show the interconnected relationship between the four spheres. Explainyour answe...

A:                   A collection of interdependent parts enclosed within a defined boundary is called ...

Q: Describe the major features of a passive continental margin: continental shelf, continental slope, c...

A: Continental Margin- The principal boundary between any continent and Ocean basin, represents the tra...

Q: Identify on a map those parts of the world where earthquakes and volcanoes are hazardous to human se...

A: Earthquakes and volcanoes are natural disasters and hazardous for human settlement. There is no fixe...