Explain how the strength of the Coriolis effect changes with latitude.

Q: What are the four main disciplines or subfields of study in oceanography?

A: Oceanography is a vast field of study, Oceanography deals with the study of oceans and the related p...

Q: Are there slums in USA?

A: It is a residential area where poor and substandard peoples make their shelter and lives in them. Sl...

Q: Explain why many marine pollution experts consider oil among the least damaging pollutants in the oc...

A: Marine pollution is a combination of chemicals and various garbage. These materials are coming from ...

Q: How recessional and lateral moraines are formed?

A: Moraine- Moraine is any glacially formed accumulation of unconsolidated glacial debris that occurs i...

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: 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: 3. Which of the survey systems would be most likely to produce a linear settlement pattern? O Long L...

A: LINEAR SETTELMENT PATTERN: Linear settlement patterns sometimes developed along the lines of communi...

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: The location of the largest hospital in the world.

A: HOSPITAL: The term 'hospital' has taken from the Latin word 'hospes," which means stranger or guest....

Q: Explain how faulting can leave older rocks resting over younger rocks

A: Faulting mechanism – The fault is a curved fracture planar on the earth's surface. A fault is formed...

Q: What is loess? Where it can be found?

A: When the grains of sand is very fine and light, the wind carries them over a very long distance and ...

Q: What are the different ethnicities in America?

A: Ethnicity refers to the social groups which are bind together on the basis of caste, race, culture, ...

Q: Describe the formation of an inselberg.

A: An isolated hill, low mountain or ridge, is an inselberg that sharply protrudes from a practically f...

Q: Describe radial drainage patterns and one kind of location where such a drainage pattern might be fo...

A: INTRODUCTION: In reaction to the land surface's fundamental structure and incline, complete stream s...

Q: Why might the atmosphere stand as the most difcult to manage of all imaginable common property resou...

A: Atmosphere- The vaporous envelope of a divine body, (for example, a planet). The entire mass of air ...

Q: What are the five factors involved in soil formation?

A:                    Soils are named and classified on the basis of physical and chemical properties. ...

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 the evidence for—and possible consequences of—present-day climate change?

A: Environmental change is a drawn out move in worldwide or local environment designs. Regularly enviro...

Q: How is solar energy “stored” in the biosphere?

A: Solar energy-Sun based energy is brilliant light and warmth from the Sun that is saddled utilizing a...

Q: What information is conveyed on a climograph?

A: A climograph is mainly a graphical depiction of the basic climate of a location. Climographs illustr...

Q: What is the relationship between the internal kinetic energy of a substance and its temperature?

A: According to Kinetic Molecular theory every matter is made up of particles that moves constantly, th...

Q: what countries are on the equator

A: Equator is an imaginary line which divides the earth into roughly two equal parts, northern and sout...

Q: Explain the concepts and metrics used to document changes in global population and settlement patter...

A: Populace/population change, characterized for the most part, is the distinction in the size of a pop...

Q: Discuss the similarities and differences between mapping and GIS.

A: Mapping is the main element of the cartography, it is the small-scale representation of actual land ...

Q: Urban heat island in southwest Nigeria

A: Urban heat island:                                 An Urban Heat Island or UHI is a metropolitan are...

Q: If a limestone sculpture were treated to form a surface layer of calcium sulfate, would this help to...

A: Limestone has been frequently used in the building processes throughout history, especially for monu...

Q: What factors contributed to racial mixing in Latin America, and where are the areas of strongest Ame...

A: there is a diverse combination of the Amerindian population; they have both continental ancestry wit...

Q: Define the following terms and describe how each relates to Mexico’s urban geography.• Primate city•...

A: Primate city- A primate city is a city neologism used to allude to the biggest city in its nation, a...

Q: The true measure of development cannot be only in terms of economic growth, as development must refl...

A: Economic growth measures an increase in real GDP. GDP stands for gross domestic product. It is a mea...

Q: Provide reasons for the Aral Sea’s disappearance, and outline the economic and environmental consequ...

A:             The Aral sea was on the border of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. In 1900 it was the fourth l...

Q: How has life shaped Earth – and how has Earth shaped life?

A: Earth is more complex then all the other solar systems.  Here on the earth surface life survival is ...

Q: 11. What kind of agriculture is predominantly found in the shaded areas? Shifting Cultivation Pastor...

A: The world's agricultural distribution is dispersed across different zones based on climatic, sun, an...

Q: What is a hot spot? Name at least one present-day example of a hot spot.

A: CRUST: Crust is the uppermost or outermost layer of the earth. The thickness of the layer varies fr...

Q: “The true measure of development cannot be only in terms of economic growth, as development must ref...

A: Economic growth-Financial development is the development of economy where the economy of a nation fi...

Q: What is an edge city example?

A: Edge cities formed on the fringe of the central city, which initially lacked any history of a city's...

Q: Explain the concept of Plate Tectonics

A: INTRODUCTION: It is the most modern theory which helped to understand the mountain building process....

Q: Explain why atmospheric pressure decreases with altitude.

A: The air around you has weight, and it presses against all that it contacts. That pressing factor is ...

Q: Explain the regulatory scheme of the Clean Air Act.

A: The clean air act is the scheme that was introduced for monitoring air pollution and decreasing the ...

Q: Briefly describe 2 of the four key features of the rise of the global food system?

A: It is a complex way for activities such as production, processing, transport, and consumption. There...

Q: 24. In North America, which kind of product is MOST likely to be provided by a transnational corpora...

A: North America is the most developed region of the world, the country is capitalist so there are lots...

Q: What are some of the consequences of thawing permafrost around the arctic?

A: A recent study makes a disturbing connection between the loss of Arctic Sea ice and the thawing ( me...

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: Describe and explain the four forms of soil moisture.

A: Soil Moisture is described as the amount of water hold by the soil or the amount of water stored bet...

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...

Q: List the ASEAN countries and explain how this organization has influenced geopolitical relations in ...

A: The "Association of Southeast Asian Nations" (ASEN) has 10 members:  Brunei  Cambodia  Indonesia ...

Q: What does metropolitan population mean?

A: The word metropolitan originated from the Greek word metropolis which means mother city. A city that...

Q: How did the transcontinental railroad transform life across america?

A: It is the route for trains which connects the places. Mainly used for exporting and importing of goo...

Q: what countries are on the equator

A: There are 13 countries from where the equator passes, they are - Ecuador, Brazil, Republic of  the ...

Q: Explain how submarine canyons are created.

A: Over 71% of Earth's surface covered by the hydrosphere. Oceans originated primarily from volcanic de...

Q: Having looked at how different countries define the term environment, compare and contrast how the t...

A: The regular habitat envelops all living and non-living things happening normally, which means for th...