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Q: how can droughts be triggered by human activities

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A: Beginning in 2009, Oklahoma experienced a large spike in seismic activity, prompting questions about…

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A: Earthquake:   Earthquakes occur when there's a sudden acceleration of energy in the Earth's crust…

Q: Seasons of the Earth   Read the statements below and tick those which are true.    The seasons…

A: The earth revolves around sun in an elliptical orbit and takes about 365 1/4 days to complete its…

Q: True or false Magma can contain dissolved H2O at depth, but this water comes out of solution to…

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Q: What drives the largest explosive volcanic eruptions? • Gas exsolution (gas coming out of solution)…

A: Gas Exsolution: Volcanic magma contains dissolved gases, such as water vapor, carbon dioxide, sulfur…

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A: Nebular hypothesis states that a solar system initially forms as a huge cloud of molecular gas and…

Q: Fuel cells are different from batteries in that they require a continuous source of fuel and oxygen…

A: Batteries store chemical energy in a closed system and convert it into electrical energy as needed.…

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Q: 7. A measure of the relief on a map divided by the distance on the map 8. Point on the Earth's…

A: A seismic wave type that passes through both solids and liquids is the P-Wave.B. The seismic wave…

Q: Soil Bulk density = 125 kg/m3; Sorbed concentration = 4 mg/kg Solution concentration = 2.5 mg/L…

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Q: Explain how limiting factors - including living and non-living components in their environment -…

A: Carrying capacity refers to the maximum population size that an environment can sustainably support…

Q: List three variables that affect the growth and decline of human populations.

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Q: at is the reciprocal of the star 'Gamma Corvus'?

A: Stars are massive self-luminous celestial objects which emit their own light.  Stars are composed of…

Q: Electrolysis is the LEAST efficient method of producing hydrogen. True False

A: Electrolysis is actually an efficient method of producing hydrogen, although it requires a…

Q: Decomposition of water can be accomplished using thermal energy. True False

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Q: 15. Looking at the map, where are the deposits located geographically?

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Q: The importance of the sea surface temperatures for the formation and changes in intensity of the…

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Q: Match the depositional environment to the most likely degree of sediment particle sorting.   A…

A: The accumulation of physical, chemical, and biological characteristics and processes involved in the…

Q: B. All over the world: 1. Continents located totally west of Prime meridian?(2) 2. Continents…

A: A north-south line that has been chosen as the zero reference line for observational astronomy is…

Q: 22. Which of the following has the highest permeability? A) Sand B) 50% sand and 50% silt C) Silt D)…

A: 22. Permeability in soil refers to the ability of soil to allow water or other fluids to flow…

Q: From 60o N, 105° E (Location A) you first travel 20o westward along the parallel at your current…

A: To determine the coordinates of Location B, we need to calculate the new latitude and longitude…

Q: The GEDI lidar sensor is a 'full waveform' lidar - how does this differ from the more common point…

A: Lidar (Light Detection and Ranging) is a remote sensing technology that uses laser light to measure…

Q: What are the potential consequences of sea level rise on coastal landforms and landscapes, and how…

A: Sea level rise can cause significant impacts on coastal landforms and landscapes by disrupting the…

Q: Guidelines for discussion Mapping: ● Find a map of South Africa, that indicate the drought-stricken…

A: Different regions of the world are known to experience droughts. The widespread water problem is to…

Q: 10. What is the approximate lag time for the rural area? O 7 hours O 8 hours O 14 hours O 16 hours

A: A hydrograph is a graphical plot showing the discharge and time-lapse of flowing water. The data is…

Q: Federal environmental laws can be enforced through: O injunctions. O criminal sanctions. Osuits by…

A: The answer is OPTION A AND B.(Injunctions and criminal sanctions).

Q: In the Figure to the below, which location has the greatest risk due to soil conditions during an…

A: Earthquake are the most destructive phenomenon in the Earth. They lead to the shaking and vibration…

Q: In arid regions, why is water so much more effective in creating landforms than in wetter regions?…

A: We have landforms both in arid and wetter regions. Water plays a significant role for the creation…

Q: Relative time: Put the events in the cross section below into complete geologic order, starting with…

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Q: Explain how Earth’s four spheres are interconnected. (atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere,…

A: The Earth's four spheres - (the atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, and biosphere) all are…

Q: 19 How far along the celestial sphere does the Sun move each month? 40 degrees 60 degrees 30 degrees…

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Q: What are the key geological factors influencing the economic viability of mineral deposits and how…

A: In economic geology, the process of determining the viability of mineral deposits involves intricate…

Q: Suppose paleomagnetic data  indicate Africa travelled N at 5 cm/yr and collided with a stationary…

A: To calculate the mass flux, we need to first determine the area of the mountain belt created by the…

Q: Transform x 4. What events that change the Earth's surface take place slowly? 5. What events that…

A: There are different kind of changes that takes place in the Earth surface. From which some are…

Q: Which statement about approaches stabilizing climate is TRUE? A. none of these B. When we breathe,…

A: The query examines various claims made in relation to methods for climatic stabilisation. It is…

Q: the three interconnected physical aspects of atmospheric wind and circulation patterns are A.…

A: The atmosphere of the Earth is a layer of gases that envelops the globe and rises from the surface…

Q: 40. What is the oxidation number of N in N₂O? A) -2 B) -1 C) 0 D) +1 E) +2 41. Groundwater redox…

A: 40. The answer to the given question is E) +2 and an explanation is given below. 41. The answer is…

Q: The most abundant elements in the universe today *

A: Hydrogen and helium are indeed the most abundant elements in the universe today. They were…

Q: 1. Simone knows that there are more hours of daylight during the summer season. Which of the…

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Q: In 1939, an earthquake measuring 8.3 occurred in Chillan, Chile, killing 28 000 people. In 1999, an…

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Q: 1. What type of rock is this (igneous, metamorphic or sedimentary)?

A: The rock used to construct the Chicago Water Tower is a sedimentary rock called limestone.

Q: se 2-3 sentences to clearly describe how the Round Mountain Mine pit has changed since 1994. Be…

A: Since 1994, the Round Mountain Mine pit has undergone significant expansion, resulting in a larger…

Q: We're told oxygen is the most common element in the Earth's solid crust. But how much oxygen is…

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Q: magine that on earth 30 million years ago there was a set of nassive volcanic eruptions that would…

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Q: 22. Which list below best describes the factors affecting ocean currents OA. Density difference,…

A: 22. The movement of water in the oceans from one place to the other is termed ocean current. Ocean…

Q: With both needs and risks in mind: Is mining worth it? Please write 1 paragraph defending your…

A: Determining whether mining is worth it requires a nuanced evaluation of its needs and risks. Mining…

Q: Compare the PABCO Gypsum Mine to the Apex Quarry. In 1-2 sentences, describe differences between the…

A: The PABCO Gypsum Mine is consider as one of the largest gypsum mines in the United States,  The…

Q: 19. The basic building block of all silicate minerals is A) tetrahedron B) backbone C) scaffolding…

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Q: Given this pattern of sea surface temperature anomalies in the equatorial Pacific, where red means…

A: Weather and climate are two common but separate terms, describing in great detail the different…