Describe and contrast continental ice sheets, highland icefields, alpine glaciers, valley glaciers, and cirque glaciers

Q: Explain what an Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) is and why it is important to Pacific island economies...

A: The Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) are sea zone areas. The island or the state has exclusive rights f...

Q: What is an exotic species?

A: Species:              A biological species is a group of organisms that can reproduce with one anoth...

Q: Describe the major ecosystems in Latin America and how humans have adapted to and modified these dif...

A: Latin America is a group of countries based on the language spoken over there, these languages are S...

Q: What is the relationship between transpiration and evaporation?

A: Evaporation can be characterized as the process of converting liquid water into a gaseous form. Only...

Q: What US cities are booming?

A: city booming is thinking of ecologist thinker, that cities are also growing termed as natural growth...

Q: Identify the key regional patterns of linguistic and religious diversity.

A: There are many types of diversity which comes under different categories. Each having it's own featu...

Q: List and explain all the types of aquifers.

A: An aquifer is indeed a rock and/or soil containing groundwater. Groundwater is used as the term for ...

Q: 25- The greatest cause of species extinction is habitat destruction of Group of answer choices te...

A: The destruction of habitats leaves whole ecosystems functionally unable to sustain the existing spec...

Q: Identify the different components of globalization, including controversial aspects, and list severa...

A: Globalization is the convergence of ideas, economies, and social practices through the interconnecti...

Q: All of the provincial capitals of Canada?

A: The northern part of North America shares its borders with Canada, a country with an independent and...

Q: What are the four oceans of earth, and what factors influence characteristics of ocean water, such a...

A: Earth is divided into water and land, it is covered with 71% of water and 96% of water stored in the...

Q: Why are floods so important in fluvial geomorphology?

A: FLUVIAL GEMORPHOLOGY: Word means 'Geo' "Earth"  and 'Morphology' means "Channel Shape" and Fluvial r...

Q: How does the Information on surface conditions necessary for planning construction techniques?

A: Construction techniques decide the future of the infrastructure with it many other factors are also ...

Q: What causes climate to change – and how much can it change?

A: CLIMATE CHANGE: Climate change may be defined as 'variation, change, and shifts in atmospheric condi...

Q: Factors contributing to global warming

A: Global warming:  It is increase in average temperature near the surface of the earth . It is experie...

Q: What are the human activities in the tropical rainforest?

A: TROPICAL RAINFOREST: The tropical evergreen rainforest biome provides optimum environmental conditio...

Q: Is the US population growing or shrinking?

A: According to forecasts by Census Bureau, the U.S. populace had increased by 0.35% between July 2019 ...

Q: Did an El Nino event occurred during the winter of 2015-2016?

A: El Niño 2015-16 was in the same grouping as the greatest occurrences of the twentieth century. ECMWF...

Q: What are the 4 types of migration?

A: MIGRATION: Human migration is the movement by people from one another place to settle permanently in...

Q: What causes liquefaction during an earthquake?

A: Liquefaction- The way toward making something, particularly a gas, fluid. Transformation of soil int...

Q: Summarize the development of cities, the process of urbanization, U.S. urbanpatterns, and the rural ...

A: INTRODUCTION: Urbanization is "the process by which an increasing proportion of a population lives i...

Q: what modern day region is jamestown located

A: James town is located on the James River of Virginia, North of the United States of America. It was ...

Q: Is Valparaiso warmer, colder, or the same temperature as Sydney?

A: Valparaiso is a port city in the South American country, Chile, in the western hemisphere, and Sydne...

Q: Rank the 5 Jovian moons and 2 dwarf planets based on the percent of ice in their interiors, from lea...

A: There are around 79 moons in Jupiter. There is eight regular satellite that propagates, and the circ...

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: 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: Explain the concept of isostasy.

A: The term isostasy was proposed in 1889 by the American geologist C. Dutton, but the first idea of ma...

Q: Identify the demographic and cultural implications of the forced transfer of African peoples to the ...

A: Demographic transition stages show the level of development of the country, so it is essential to an...

Q: What is meant by paleoclimatology?

A: Climatology refers to the study of climatic factors and the change in climate from time to time.   

Q: Which statement is true about human population growth?    World population has experienced continu...

A: Human Population Growth- In the historic period human growth was low and the death rate was more due...

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: Describe those aspects of tectonic plate theory responsible for shaping Earth’s surface.

A: Tectonic plates are the plates which is continuously moving or floating upon the asthenosphere i.e. ...

Q: Using the processes that affect seawater salinity, explain why there is such a large range of salini...

A: Salinity-It is the amount of saltiness in the water body. Seawater have a mass of 35g/kg salinity.  ...

Q: What is the Closer Economic Relations (CER) Agreement, and why is it important in understanding the ...

A: CLOSER ECONOMIC RELATIONS (CER): CER is a free trade agreement among countries A and New Z. It came ...

Q: Demographically, Latin America has grown much faster than North America. What factors contribute to ...

A: Latin America's population saw significant upward growth in the mid 20th Century, which exceeded man...

Q: What influence do major religions in South Asia have on the culture, economy, and politics of those ...

A: South Asia is indeed the hub of several major religious traditions worldwide, especially Hinduism, B...

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: contrast the influence of the underlying geologic structure in areas of dendritic drainage to that i...

A: Geologic structure plays a very significant role in shaping the landform, As different agents operat...

Q: Describe in detail different irrigation methods used in ageiculture?

A:     Irrigation is the artificial application of the water to the top soil in farm through various sy...

Q: Describe how ethnic conflict has contributed to instability in Afghanistan, and assess the potential...

A:                   Ethnic wars in Afghanistan are not new. They are long drawn from past and fueled t...

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: under what conditions does a stream typically downcut rapidly?

A: Definition:                                    Downcutting or erosional downcutting is a geological ...

Q: Explain why China’s population is so unevenly distributed, with some areas densely settled and other...

A: China is the fourth-largest country in the world situated in extratropical latitudes. It is the most...

Q: What is the urban underclass?

A: The urban area is a highly built-up area where more than 75% of the population working under seconda...

Q: Describe the world geography of fossil fuel production and consumption.

A: Fossil fuels are the most precious natural resource for humankind as it the backbone of all developm...

Q: What is the Burgess model used for?

A: Burgess Model:                           This was model proposed Sociologist Ernest Burgess in 1925....

Q: How does Afghanistan’s geopolitical situation differ from those of the other countries of the region...

A: INTRODUCTION: The chaos and turmoil in country A.F. are the most serious of Central A's other geopol...

Q: Why does Southeast Asia have such distinctive forms of agriculture?

A: Region Southeast Asia has a distinctive form of agriculture because various kinds of fertile and inf...

Q: Discuss how pastoral nomadism, oasis agriculture, and dryland wheat farming represent distinctive ad...

A: Pastoral nomads shift from one place to another place in search of pasture for their animals. They f...

Q: Which geographic advantage did the United States gain by purchasing th Louisiana Territory from Fran...

A: The purchase of Louisiana Territory during the tremendous territorial expansion of America facilitat...