Why is tropical rainforest loss a major environmental concern today?

Q: Explain the concept of a water table.

A: INTRODUCTION: Water enters the rock's surface and moves downward until it comes to a layer of imperm...

Q: Identify the causes of global water stress.

A: Water is the second name of life. It is essential for our daily life. We used water in every small o...

Q: What was the geography of the attack on fort Sumter.

A: Fort Sumter was a fortification made in South Carolina's city, Charleston, during the America's Civi...

Q: Using chemical principles, explain why water is considered the universal solvent.

A:                         Water or H2O is an essential part of life existence on this planet. It cover...

Q: Describe the topography, climate, and hydrology of Europe.

A: In Europe there were landform regions which is four major regions- European lowlands- This lowland ...

Q: Compare and contrast the following: red tides, harmful algal blooms, ocean eutrophication, and dead ...

A: Red tides- Red tides are caused by red dinoflagellates ( Gonyaulax ) that multiply rapidly. Due to t...

Q: Typical evaporate sedimentary rocks are the result of: a.chemically saturated water that has been e...

A: Sedimentary rocks-The rocks are formed by the agency of water, wind, and ice. These agents break and...

Q: Ways to control global warming

A: Global warming is the heating of the earth surface oceans which is only done by human beings. It occ...

Q: Sketch and describe the different kinds of tectonic plate boundaries. What causes their differences?

A: Tectonic plates are the huge crust of land which continually floats over the asthenosphere. There ar...

Q: Why is there low surface salinity in the high latitudes, and why is there higher surface salinity in...

A: Salinity :                Salinity means the total content of salts dissolved in a water body. Salin...

Q: How have infectious diseases impacted population trends, and what are governments and aid organizati...

A: Infectious disease such as SARS, influenza etc. is the disorder caused by organisms such as bacteria...

Q: Explain the region’s rapid demographic growth and describe the differential impact of diseases such ...

A: Demographic transition shows the growth of the population,  and the factors relating to that growth,...

Q: Which European countries have the highest rates of outmigration? Of in-migration?

A: Out-migration- It is the migration of people moving out from an area in their country to another are...

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A: Volcano- A volcano is a place where gases, ashes, or molten rock material-lava escape to the ground....

Q: How is climate change affecting glaciers today?

A: Glacier-Glaciers are large landmass covered with snow. When precipitation occurred at low temperatur...

Q: What brings rain and snow to the Pacific Coast of North America

A: Rain occurs in the area where there is high level of precipitation and snow occurs when the temperat...

Q: What controls this broadly predictable distribution of average weather across the planet?

A: The state of the atmosphere over an area at any point in time is the weather. Its a day to day pheno...

Q: Why are some playas in the basin-and-range desert so salty?

A:  PLAYA: Playa is one type of lake; it is also called a pan or dry lake. When rivers forming a centri...

Q: Discuss the overlap between languages and religion in Europe.

A: Europe is one of the highly developed continents of the world. Being a developed region faces a huge...

Q: What is the rays that come from sun

A:        The light rays that come from Sun, collectively called sunlight, is a portion of electromagne...

Q: What is an example of a concentric zone model?

A: CONCENTRIC ZONE MODEL: The Concentric Zone Model is also known as the Burgess model. It is a model t...

Q: Identify the key modern religions and language families that dominate the region.

A: When humans started migrating to a better place, that helped them for cultivation, from many people ...

Q: Discuss how major river and rail corridors have shaped the geography of population and economic deve...

A: River corridor- It is the area around and the area adjacent to a river. From which communication and...

Q: when you are given mate to drink, you just take one sip and then pass it on to your left true or fal...

A: Mate:          Mate is an Argentinian drink that is widely famous for its disciplined culture and ru...

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: Describe and explain how the arrival of homo sapiens affected the wildlife of Australia and the Amer...

A:  Australia and America were separated from the world and discovered by the Europeans, Australia was ...

Q: List several geopolitical tensions that persist in Australia and Oceania.

A: The South and Central Pacific Ocean region comprise thousands of islands. Oceania is the mainland. A...

Q: Describe North America’s major landform and climate regions.

A: North America is the third largest continent that is extended from the small Aleutian Islands in the...

Q: Describe four distinctive ways in which people have learned to adapt their agricultural practices to...

A: The hot, arid environment has inadequate natural resources and unpleasant climatic conditions. Regen...

Q: What were the geographical reasons that isolated China from the rest of the ancient world? How does ...

A: Geographical reasons that isolated China:                         In ancient times, China was cutoff...

Q: What is the most important factor that affects the locations climate? Is it hotter when you’re close...

A: CLIMATE: Climate is the average weather condition of the atmospheric elements over a large region. C...

Q: Describe the process that forms an occluded front.

A: Fronts are the very common phenomena that occur near the earth surface, it is formed when the two ai...

Q: Summarize the major tools used by geographers to study Earth’s surface.

A: To study Earth and its surfaces it requires Knowledge,time and skills . It is difficult to understan...

Q: What explains some of the positive indicators of social development in Latin America?

A:  Latin America is the region consists of 20 countries, this reason consists of Mexico in North Ameri...

Q: About 60% of tropical rainforest deforestation is the result of (a) commercial logging (b) cattle ra...

A: Around 1/3rd to 2/5th of the tropical deforestation is induced by local livelihoods by persons who m...

Q: What makes geography unique among disciplines?

A: GEOGRAPHY: Geography is the study of the Earth 'as .home of man'. The word 'Geography' was coined in...

Q: Describe and explain the differences between an earthflow and a mudflow.

A: Mudflow, stream of water that contains a lot of suspended particles and sediment. It has a higher th...

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: What is a tidal bore?

A: TIDE: The alternate rise and fall on the surface o the ocean is known as tide. It is caused by the a...

Q: What are the major issues of concern to adivasis today?

A: The indigenous tribal communities dwelling in the pristine landscapes of the Indian subcontinent are...

Q: Describe key sectors of the region’s economy in the Soviet and post–Soviet eras and discuss how rece...

A: The Soviet economy had been dependent on state control of the production, collective cultivation, an...

Q: Urban heat island in southwest nigeria

A: Urban heat islands are the lands in urban space that are extremely heated due to cementation and pol...

Q: Why does Central Asia have such large lakes, and why are many of these lakes so severely threatened?

A: Central Asia have many lakes which are different in sizes ranging from big to small and contains a h...

Q: Use of CFCs was banned in order to _______ . a. lower sea level c. discourage desertification b. slo...

A: GLOBAL WARMING:It refers to gradual rise in atmospheric and ground surface air temperature and conse...

Q: List the advantages and disadvantages of the different kinds of renewable energy.

A:                    The renewable energy is the future. Due to the dismantling of the balance of the ...

Q: In a rain shadow, air is cooled as it rises and heated as it descends, often producing a wet and dry...

A: Rain-shadow regions are the leeward sides of an upland region like a mountain, that experiences arid...

Q: What are the 4 types of diversity?

A: Diversity means understanding that each and every person is different and unique from other and also...

Q: Trace on a map the prehistoric peopling of the Pacific.

A: The human colonization of the region Pacific is enduring historical anthropology. The earliest human...

Q: What is the focus of the study of geomorphology?

A: Geomorphology:                            It is the study of landform evolution on the Earth. The wo...

Q: Describe the characteristics of an easterly wave.

A: Atmospheric Wave-   It is a disturbance in the atmosphere due to changes in factors like temperature...