Answer:
Why would the earth be barren without the atmosphere? (a) It gives us life giving gases like oxygen for breathing of animal kingdom and carbon dioxide is inhaled by plant kingdom. ... Thus, atmosphere plays a very vital role and in its absence there won't be any life and earth will be barren.
when the national forest policy was formed in india
Answer:
the national forest policy was formed in india in 19th October 1894
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discuss whether you would buy a product if it is not recycled or recyclable
Answer:
i would
Explanation:
it doesn't really matter if it's recyclable or not. I'm buying a product to use it, not to recycle it.
English settlers were barred from exploring the Australian interior early on because of what two geographic regions?
Gulf of Carpentaria
Western Plateau
Great Dividing Range
Murray-Darling Basin
Answer:
Great Dividing Range
Explanation:
Answer:
Great Dividing Range
Explanation:
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1.
Order the nine kinds of climate in terms of latitude from the equator to
the poles. Start with the climate type that is closest to the equator.
Please help me..
Tropical. In this hot and humid zone, the average temperatures are greater than 64°F (18°C) year-round and there is more than 59 inches of precipitation each year.
Dry. These climate zones are so dry because moisture is rapidly evaporated from the air and there is very little precipitation.
Temperate. In this zone, there are typically warm and humid summers with thunderstorms and mild winters.
Continental. These regions have warm to cool summers and very cold winters. In the winter, this zone can experience snowstorms, strong winds, and very cold temperatures—sometimes falling below -22°F (-30°C)!
Polar. In the polar climate zones, it’s extremely cold. Even in summer, the temperatures here never go higher than 50°F (10°C)!
According to the bar chart in 2005, private houses in Singapore consumed 33 cubic meters
of water per month. On the contrary, 1 to 3 rooms high density building (HBD) flats
consumed less than the half amount. What do you think what was the reason behind this?
Answer:
Good city planning, money and population per capita.
Explanation:
I believe this has to do with better city planning and the other reasons above. This is because Singapore is one of many cities to implement a more greener approach to city building compared to other cities, especially when it comes to high density buildings. These buildings are better known for their efficient use of things like water and power, while most privately owned residences are not. Depending on who owns these homes, there are a few more reasons.
If you had the money, hiring maids is an option. It was found that house maids use up a lot of water for things like washing dishes and laundry. These use water and therefore increase the household use of it.
Another final reason is based on how many people live in these homes and flats. Depending on size, more or less persons could be living in these areas, decreasing the amount of water used.
Hope this helps.
which of these would be indications that a given mountain range was not formed by subduction?
Calculate the area of a map whose length is 6cm and width is 4cm the map scale is 2cm to 1km or 1:50,000
Answer:
12 km
Explanation:
Calculating the area of a map is very simple, you just need to multiply the length of that map by its width. In this case, you need to multiply 6 cm by 4 cm, the result will be 24 cm.
However, it is necessary that you convert this result according to the scale that the map presents. If this scale is 2cm to 1km, you will only need to divide 24cm by 2cm, which will convert the map area to kilometers. In this case 24/2 is equal to 12 kilometers. That's your result.
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Does anyone have an answer for this?
Water erosion and deposition depend on the energy of the stream or river. Explain what does this mean?
Explanation:
Erosion causes changes to Earth's surface. Erosion is what causes pieces of rock and soil to move. These pieces of rock and soil are called sediment. There are several causes of erosion. These causes are flowing water, waves, wind, ice, and gravity.
Topic - Industry
1. Define - What is industry?
2. Name the different types of infustries based on size.
3.Name the different types of industries based on ownership.
4. Give 2(two) examples of Private sector industry.
Answer:
1.)An industry is a group of companies that are related based on their primary business activities.
2.) there are four types of industries on the basis of size they are:
1. large scale industries,
2.small scale industries, 3.medium industries
4.cottage industries.
3).the different types of industries based on ownership are:
1. private sector,
2.public sector,
3.joint sector
4.co operative sector.
4)two examples of Private sector industry are:apple,designers
What is the biggest earthquake
Answer:
Valdivia Earthquake
Explanation:
A sudden breaking in the rocks along a roughly 560–620-mile (900–1,000-km) stretch of the Nazca Plate caused the earthquake
Hoped this helped :Dwhat do east and west Antartica have in common
Answer:
The Antarctic Peninsula is probably Antarctica’s most prominent geographical feature and is home to scientific stations operated by the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Australia and other nations. This curved extension of the continent extends nearly 250 miles north of the Antarctic Circle and points toward the southern tip of South America. The Antarctic Peninsula has a number of glaciers and large floating ice shelves that are changing rapidly because this part of Antarctica is warming faster than the rest of the continent.
Running along the length of the peninsula, and extending across the continent is a mountain chain known as the Transantarctic Mountains. In addition to supplying spectacular views, the Transantarctics serve as a sort of dividing line across the continent, separating East and West Antarctica.
A view of the Transantarctic Mountains during IceBridge's 2013 Antarctic campaign.
A view of the Transantarctic Mountains during IceBridge’s 2013 Antarctic campaign.
Although the Antarctic Ice Sheet is a continuous mass of ice, but it is sometimes helpful to think of it as two separate masses known as the West Antarctic and East Antarctic ice sheets, which are separated by the Transantarctics. Ice on the west side of this line flows west, while the opposite happens east of the divide.
East Antarctica is considerably larger than West Antarctica. The ice sheet covering East Antarctica is thick – nearly three miles (five kilometers) thick in some regions – and its surface is high and home to some of the coldest and driest condition on Earth.
The East Antarctic Ice Sheet is also considered more stable than the West Antarctic. One reason for this is the shape and elevation of bedrock beneath the ice. Heavy masses of ice push down on bedrock, depressing areas in the central part of the ice sheet below mean sea level. If those low-lying areas happen to be near the edge of the ice sheet, which is the case in large parts of West Antarctica, then ocean water can make its way under the ice, speeding up glacier flow.
This is one of the reasons that while both portions of the ice sheet are losing mass, West Antarctica is moving much faster. Recent studies of West Antarctica found that many of the large, fast-moving glaciers there are in an irreversible decline.
sea ice shadow
Shadow of the NASA DC-8 on sea ice in the Weddell Sea. Credit: NASA / Jim Yungel
And while Antarctic land ice is shrinking, sea ice around the continent has been on the rise in recent years. Antarctica is surrounded on all sides by the Southern Ocean. During the winter, ocean water freezes, forming a layer of sea ice of roughly the same area as the Antarctic continent.
The ocean around Antarctica is divided into several seas. Starting to the right of the Antarctic Peninsula on the map above is the Weddell Sea, which extends to Cape Norvegia, a small point of land jutting off of East Antarctica. Moving clockwise we go around the East Antarctic coast all the way to the Ross Sea, south of New Zealand. Next comes the Amundsen Sea, which large West Antarctic glaciers like Pine Island and Thwaites drain into. And continuing on, we complete our trip around Antarctica, coming to the Bellingshausen Sea to the left of the Antarctic Peninsula.
For maps of Antarctica, including some that use imagery from the Landsat satellite, visit:
http://lima.usgs.gov/download.php
To use an interactive Antarctic atlas, visit:
http://lima.usgs.gov/antarctic_research_atlas
Explanation:
The bottoms of _______ clouds typically form at altitudes below 2,000 meters.
Dark, low-hanging clouds that tend to block out the sun and may produce precipitation are called _______ clouds.
_______ clouds often resemble white, wavy bands or ripples or create patterns of patchy, cottony clouds.
A "thunderhead" is another name for a/an _______ cloud.
Chunks of ice that form as raindrops and are repeatedly dropped and lifted by strong updrafts are known as _______.
Explain the different types of precipitation that are found in low clouds, middle clouds, and high clouds.
Answer:
1. Stratus
2. Nimbostratus clouds
3.Cumulus
4.Hail
How Is Wasting Water Bad for the Environment?
Answer:
Kindly check explanation
Explanation:
Even though the water revolves around a cycle such that used water can still be reused, water flowing through the surface may flow into water bodies,such as rivers, some percolate down the surface down to water aquifers, while some evaporate to the atmosphere to form clouds. However, water wasting could occur when, usable amount of water undergoes this cycle process without it being useful for human use. This could occur during pumping of water, when reservoirs are over filled, this overfilled water which travel as run off is just more than the amount needed by some to perform their daily chores of washing, drinking and watering their plants. Therfore, wasting of water could be the lack of adequate or appropriate channeling, hence, leading to deficiency in some part of the environment and excessive in others. Areas wit deficiency will suffer from poor growth of plant, residents will also suffer from dehydration and so on.
The amount of accessible water within the environment is diminished.
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What are spring tides?
O A. High tides that occur on the side of Earth nearest to the moon
O B. Tides that occur during a new moon and a full moon and which
are stronger than average
O C. Tides that occur during a new moon and a full moon and which
are weaker than average
O D. Low tides that occur on the side of Earth farthest from the moon
Answer: O B. Tides that occur during a new moon and a full moon and which are stronger than average.
Explanation:
A spring tide happens when there is a flood or rising of water levels during a full or a new moon. An example of a spring tide is the rising of the water levels of the ocean.
Approximately what percent of the world's population owns half of all global personal wealth?
O2 percent
O 5 percent
O 10 percent
o 20 percent
1. The thick liquid collected from the rubber tree is called ______
Explain how the earth rotates and how long it takes for the earth to rotate.
Answer:
the earth rotates about it's axis,just as a top spins around it's spindle.the earth rotates from the north pole to the south pole.it takes 24hours for the earth to make one complete rotation.
I hope this helps
witch is considered the first stage of the cell cycle
Answer:
The normal cell cycle consists of 2 major stages. The first is interphase, during which the cell lives and grows larger. The second is Mitotic Phase. Interphase is composed of three sub phases.
when did the Jurassic Period end? A) 66 million years ago B) 144 million years ago C) 163 million years ago D) 190 million years ago
Answer:
B) 144 million years ago
Explanation:
it started around 201 million years ago and ended around 144 million years ago. it was preceded by the triassic period and was followed by the cretaceous period.
Name and explain the three parts of development
Answer:
Human development encompasses the physical, cognitive, and psychosocial changes that occur throughout a lifetime. Human development refers to the physical, cognitive, and psychosocial development of humans throughout the lifespan.
In the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, the Coriolis effect changes the direction of wind circulation, affecting the weather. Identify the arrows of circulation that most influence the weather in the United States.
Answer:
The arrows of circulation that most affect the US climate are the arrows on the left side of the northern hemsphere. In the attached image below you can see these cetas highlighted by a pink square.
Explanation:
As shown in the question above, the Coriolis Effect is an atmospheric phenomenon that modifies the direction of wind circulation in the terrestrial globe, completely modifying the climate of the regions. This phenomenon occurs due to the rotation of the earth on its own axis, which has the ability to create a reference system for this rotation.
The Coriolis effect has the ability to change the direction of winds within the hemispheres. This causes winds in the southern hemisphere to turn clockwise while winds in the northern hemisphere turn counterclockwise.
The US is located in the northern hemisphere, on the left side of the globe, as shown in the attached figure below.
Answer:
how it should look
Explanation:
Why does air pressure always decrease with increasing height above the surface?
HELP PLS someone help me please
Answer:
Dryness
Explanation:
Less rainfall could mean more wildfires that get sparked because of the dry weather. It also could affect you with dryer skin, less moisture in the air means drier skin.
Hope this helps!
Which of the following is an accurate description of the climate and vegetation in the tundra?
a. hot with prairie grasses
c. hot with mosses and lichens
b. cold with mosses and lichens
d. cold with prairie grasses
Answer:
An accurate description of the climate and vegetation in the tundra is...
c. cold with mosses and lichens
Explanation:
Vegetation of the tundra is made up of dwarf shrubs, cotton grass, mosses and lichens. The tundra biome is a cold frozen landscape.
What is the relationship between temperatures and rainfall
Explanation: THE PHYSUCAL RATIONALE BEHIND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RAINFALL MAY EFFECT SOIL MOISTURE WHICH MAMY IN TURN AFFECT SURFACE TEMPRATURE BY CONTROLLING THE PARTITIONING BETWEEN THE SENSIBLE AND LATENT HEAT FLUXES
Answer:
Colder Temperatures equal more rainfall
Explanation:
Name the parallel of latitude which divides India roughly into two equal halves
Explanation:
Tropic Of Cancer
•Tropic Of Cancer divides India roughly into two equal hives.
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Which of the following is accurate about monsoons?
Check all that apply.
A. Rice farming responds well to heavy monsoons.
B. Local economies are devastated in a heavy monsoon season.
C. Landslides and floods can occur on a large scale during
monsoons.
D. Monsoons are generally good for India.
Answer:
Rice farming responds well to heavy monsoons
landslides and floods can occur on a large scale during monsoons
monsoons are generally good for India
Monsoons good for India: rice farming well for heavy monsoons; landslide and floods can occur on large scale..
Explanation: Apex
This is for Astronomy help pls
Does an asteroid need to hit the Earth to do damage? Why or why not?
Answer:
No.for example the tunguska event in 1908.an asteroid entered the atmosphere,exploded and sent pieces flying down 3-6miles to the surface
I hope this helps
¿que es la migración y por que se da?
Answer:
Uhm, sir, this is a english app, search a spanish app
uhhh, señor, esta es una app en ingles, busca una en español
Explanation:
que es la migración y por que se da?
I think is:
What is migration and why does it occur?
In English -
Migration is the movement of people from one place to another. Migration can be within a country or between countries. Migration can be permanent, temporary or seasonal. ... Migration impacts both the place left behind and on the place where migrants settle.
People migrate for many different reasons. These reasons can be classified as economic, social, political or environmental: social migration - moving somewhere for a better quality of life or to be closer to family or friends. political migration - moving to escape political persecution or war.
En español
La migración es el movimiento de personas de un lugar a otro. La migración puede ser dentro de un país o entre países. La migración puede ser permanente, temporal o estacional. ... La migración impacta tanto en el lugar dejado atrás como en el lugar donde se asientan los migrantes.
Las personas migran por muchas razones diferentes. Estas razones pueden clasificarse en económicas, sociales, políticas o ambientales: migración social: mudarse a algún lugar para una mejor calidad de vida o para estar más cerca de la familia o los amigos. migración política: moverse para escapar de la persecución política o la guerra.
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