Which is the main factor of desertification?

Q: What are the relationships between plants, animals, and precipitation?

A: An ecosystem is described as an arrangement that includes all of the living and non-living…

Q: How rivers change landscapes?

A: Rivers contribute to the geography of earth and it is a major component of the environment. It…

Q: If, somehow, the Earth’s tilt changed from 23.5° to just 5°, what would change about the seasons?

A: Approach to solving the question: Detailed explanation:If the Earth's tilt changed from 23.5° to…

Q: How is a lake stratified and what lives in each level?

A: Lake ecosystems are mainly standing water ecosystems or in other words known as Lentic ecosystems.…

Q: Describe a rain shadow and explain its cause.

A: Rain can be described as liquid water,  it is present in the form of droplets that condensed from…

Q: What is the climate in the region like in serengeti?

A: The Serengeti is one of Africa's most renowned parks and synonymous with wildlife and classical…

Q: Explain how fog forms off the San Francisco coast. For a complete answer, you need to use the…

A: The term fog is associated with the cloud that is comparatively closed to ground than to the sky.…

Q: What are lakes ? explain the Types of lakes ?

A: Near about two-third of the earth is covered with water bodies in different forms. The total water…

Q: How does tundra compare to desert? How does temperate grassland compare to savanna?

A: The geographical areas of Earth can be divided into different biomes i.e.an area with a particular…

Q: How are water needs met in years that experience drought included water deficit?

A: Water is essential for survival of both plants and animals in order for survival.

Q: Can forests absorb enough carbon dioxide to ofset climate change?

A: Forests play a key role within the world carbon cycle and climate change.

Q: What is tundra biome ?

A: A biome is a place where the organisms that reside their have some or the other traits resemble each…

Q: What climatic factor could adversely determine the effect the rainfall and precipitation?

A: There are many factors which effect rainfall and precipitation .These are : Moisture  Latitude…

Q: Greenland's glaciers contain enough water to raise the global sea level by if all of it melts. 517 8…

A: Global warming leads to increase in temperature. Increase in temperature leads to melting of…

Q: Explain the cause of the spring and fall overturns that occur in large lakes.

A: Lake is a freshwater ecosystem. It provides source of drinking water, fishing and many other…

Q: Why is a hot, humid day in the tropics generally more uncomfortable for human beings than a hot, dry…

A: Humidity is defined as the amount of wetness or water vapor in the air. It is the most variable…

Q: How do you describe Desertification

A: Desertification means degradation of land making it infertile and turns into a desert. This…

Q: Is cordera warmer colder or the same temperature as hillsdale?

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Q: What will be the quantitative effects of feedbacks such as the release of methane and carbon dioxide…

A: Permafrost is also known by the name of frozen grounds. Permafrost is described as soil that is…

Q: How might livestock grazing and farming influence inland water deterioration

A: By the grazing animals inland water purity may decreased & deturbed because Grazing animals like…

Q: What climate region is found in Churchill, Canada?

A: The climatic region of Churchill, Canada is to be determined.

Q: How do desertification and deforestation lead to reduced precipitation and drought?

A: Desertification is basically the degradation of land due to which the plants and cultivation in the…

Q: ow nutrients are cycled through desert

A: A nutrient cycle is the movement and exchange of organic and inorganic matter back into the…

Q: When the world ozone day Is celebrated?

A: Ozone has a chemical formula- O3, composed from three oxygen atoms. It is present naturally in the…

Q: Generally speaking, where deserts and rainforest are located globally? How is this distribution tied…

A: Deserts constitute one-fifth of the Earth’s land and are found on every continent.

Q: How does rising temperature elevate sea levels?

A: The earth is made up of 70% water. The water of the majority portion of the earth is in form of…

Q: If changes in weather patterns continue, do you think that the climate zone will be different in…

A: Climate change It is defined as the long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. This…

Q: explain the relationship between the water cycle and climate of a region. How do they affect each…

A: The movement of water between the atmosphere and the Earth is called the water cycle. Water is found…

Q: Describe the varieties of climate found on the four main islands of Japan.  How did climate…

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Q: What is the relationship between solar radiation and ocean circulation

A: Solar radiation is the electromagnetic radiation emitted by the sun. This radiation is formed due to…

Q: What are the organisms found in the desert and give their value.

A: Desert can be defined as the type of habitat which is characterized by the lack of rainfall. It is…

Q: Which part of the intertidal zone has the greatest biomass (amount of living organisms)?

A: The intertidal zone is the area where the ocean meets the land between high and low tides.…

Q: How do the number of fatalities related to heat waves compare to the number of deaths caused by…

A: A heatwave is a period of extreme heat accompanied by high humidity, especially in countries with a…

Q: Which biome is characterized by hot, dry summers and cold, harsh winters, contains a thick topsoil…

A: Temperate grasslands are biomes defined by hot, dry summers and cold, harsh winters. These areas…

Q: 41. You found yourself in a region that receives an annual rainfall less than 25. Which region are…

A: Ecosystem comprises of both living as well as lifeless components and their interactions with each…

Q: xplain what leads to thermal stratification in temperate lakes.

A: From late spring some lakes experience a phenomenon where lakes separate into three distinct layers…