Why do the social positions of women vary so much across Central Asia, and why is Afghanistan particularly problematic in this regard?

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A: The Philippines is located in Asia in the western Pacific Ocean, the Philippines is an island group ...

Q: With how much ease and ability do ideas, goods, and people flow in and out of the Korean Peninsula?

A: Peninsula is the landmass that is connected to the land on one side, and by three sides it is surrou...

Q: Describe the characteristics and global distribution of permafrost.

A: PERMAFROST: The permafrost is the permanent ground ice in the areas where the temperature is always ...

Q: Describe about the flow nets and why are they used?

A: A flow net shows the flux of water by means of a soil mass. A flow net is indeed a curvilinear netwo...

Q: Contrast the aeolian processes of deflation and abrasion.

A: Eolian process refers to the process related to Wind In the Eolian Process of deflation, the fine-gr...

Q: Identify which of Earth’s spheres interact in the following events. 1. Photosynthesis 2. Erosion 3....

A: The processes occurring on Earth have the involvement of multiple spheres of the planet, including t...

Q: what countries are on the equator

A: There are 13 countries from where the equator passes, they are - Ecuador, Brazil, Republic of  the ...

Q: Describe characteristics and features of the mid-ocean ridge, including the difference between ocean...

A: Mid-oceanic ridge is indeed the longest mountain chain in the world spanning over 65,000 km, with ov...

Q: Why don’t most geysers erupt at regular intervals?

A: Fountain, natural aquifer that discontinuously rambles planes of steam and heated water. The term is...

Q: Thinking Analytically What would tides be like near an amphidromic node? In Tahiti, for instance.

A: INTRODUCTION: Tides are the periodic rise and fall in the level of the oceans and seas, caused by th...

Q: Why might the atmosphere stand as the most difcult to manage of all imaginable common property resou...

A: Atmosphere- The vaporous envelope of a divine body, (for example, a planet). The entire mass of air ...

Q: Describe differences between transform faults and fracture zones.

A: The movement of tectonic plates results in the formation of major structures like folds, faults, val...

Q: Explain the primary differences between a GIS and a LIS.

A: The information about our surroundings and space and their different aspects is stored and used thro...

Q: Why is warm, moist air the “fuel” for a hurricane?

A: Hurricanes are by far the most destructive storms in the world. People name these storms other title...

Q: Japan has many huge farms that produce a variety of crops. excellent soil and limited farmland arge ...

A: Often seen as an indication of developmental regression, a pest or merely nonsense, the fact is that...

Q: Describe several possible solutions to the problem offeeding a growing human population.

A:  Population Growth- Population growth is the major problem of the human, after industrialization, th...

Q: Describe the general location and kind of weather associated with the itcZ.

A: The Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) is a low-pressure zone located at the equator where the t...

Q: 1. Explain why you would expect precipitation in Nanaimo and Vancouver to be different/similar. 2. N...

A: Nanaimo and Vancouver both are situated in Canada and are located on the east pacific coast and the ...

Q: 18. Which of the following is a primary reason why subsistence farming is increasingly done by women...

A: Subsistence farming is mainly done in developing countries where land sizes are small and it is redi...

Q: Discuss the general characteristics of the coastal ocean where unusually high concentrations of mari...

A: The majority of the organisms found in coastal regions – The marine biome has the characteristics wh...

Q: Describe about the techniques and materials for installations using geosynthetics relating to interc...

A: Materials used in Geosynthetics:                                                      The use of geo...

Q: Where does Geotextiles can be used?

A: GEOTEXTILE ARE ANY PERMEABLE STRUCTURE LAID ON SOIL TO INCREASE ITS STABILITY, CONTROL IN EROSION, A...

Q: Describe and explain the South Asian monsoon.

A: MONSOON: The word monsoon is taken from the Arabic word 'Mausim', meaning 'season. Thus, monsoons ar...

Q: Monsoons affect the climate depending on?

A: Monsoon Climate is prevailing winds generates in the Indian Ocean and primary source of precipitatio...

Q: How does the ocean’s biological pump work to help reduce global warming?

A: The Earth's oceans have an excellent inherent potential to extract carbon and trap it deep into the ...

Q: Compare and contrast the following seawater desalination methods: distillation, solar humidification...

A: Distillation:                   Multi-effect distillation is a distillation process that is used for...

Q: Describe differences between cetaceans of the suborder Odontoceti (toothed whales) with those of the...

A: INTRODUCTION: The order Cetacea is sub-divided into two groups, such as Odontoceti and Mysticeti. 

Q: List several examples of natural climate change. Do natural climate change mechanisms account for th...

A: The long-term weather pattern around 35 years in a particular region is called climate. The earth's ...

Q: What was the first megacity?

A: Megacity refers to a city that has crossed the number of 1 million population. The megacity's histor...

Q: The golden algae include two classes of important phytoplankton: diatoms and coccolithophores. Compa...

A: The two classes of phytoplankton of golden algae are diatoms and coccolithophores. Diatoms compose o...

Q: How does wind direction in south Asia different from summer to winter?

A: South Asia monsoon is heavily dependent upon the winds generated from the Indian Ocean. These winds ...

Q: Geography Question

A: Regional Geography includes the formation of a region, development, and its history. Learn about the...

Q: Describe the mechanism by which bioluminescence is accomplished in deep-sea organisms. What is biolu...

A: Bioluminescence is the creation and discharge of light by a living life form. It is a type of chemil...

Q: Explain the differences between a pyroclastic flow and a volcanic mudflow (lahar).

A: Flow- When the material move as fluid due to the presence of water, movement is called flow. It is a...

Q: Describe the three major issues that cause water stress.

A: Water Stress is a condition that occurs in an area, where the demand for water increases with respec...

Q: Using the diagram of a food pyramid for reference, estimate the following: a. How many kilograms of ...

A:              A rough diagram of a food pyramid that obeys the law of 10% trophic level. (Not up to s...

Q: Distinguish between calcite and dolomite?

A: Calcite and dolomite are very much like minerals. Both calcite and dolomite have similar hardness (H...

Q: What drives the water cycle, and how does this cycle relate to geologic, biological, and atmospheric...

A: The water cycle is the most important cycle on the earth. The water cycle regulates life on the eart...

Q: What happens to the rate of evaporation as air approaches saturation?

A: The process of conversion of liquid into vapour is called evaporation Evaporation causes a cooling e...

Q: From memory, define pollution. Then consider these items and determine whether each one is a polluta...

A: a) dead seaweed on a beach - the beeches get ruined due to the various things as dead seaweed is als...

Q: Describe the components of soils.

A: SOIL: Soil may define as a loose covering of the earth's crust on which plants and organisms, includ...

Q: Describe and explain the formation of detrital, chemical, and organic sedimentary rocks. Give one ex...

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Q: Q13. List the factors which will make Social impact assessment important. Q14. List all the componen...

A: Social Impact Assessment is done for analyzing the impact of any project on human society. SIA is an...

Q: Describe the environmental conditions required for development of coral reefs.

A: Coral reefs are diverse underwater ecosystem held together by calcium carbonate structures secreted ...

Q: Land is considered a resource because it A) is used to produce things B) requires labor to be useful...

A: Introduction - Land is considered as resources as it provides habitat for various flora and faunas. ...

Q: Explain how heavy rainfall can trigger a landslide or slump.

A: Weathering- Weathering processes are conditioned by many complex geological, climatic, topographic,c...

Q: What does small-scale geochemical mapping comprise? (B) What quality control is needed?

A: The technical process of collecting external and internal information about the system and placing i...

Q: Which geological feature would most likely occur at this boundary

A: Divergent boundaries are found where two tectonic plates move apart from each other, these plates ar...

Q: At the magnetic North Pole of the Earth, what is the value of the angle of dip? a) Zero b) Minimum c...

A: The angle of dip- Earth has its own magnetic field and the magnetic line is tilted, joining the nort...

Q: Approximately what percentage of incoming solar radiation is reflected and scattered away from Earth...

A: INSOLATION: Insolation means the 'incoming solar radiation' received on the earth's surface. The wor...