Mention some harmful effects of Global warming on earth?

Q: Give examples of sources of water pollutions.

A: The main sources of water pollutions are : 1. Sewage 2. Agricultural pollution 3. Radioactive…

Q: How does the Land surface and near-surface contaminants can cause pollution of surface bodies of…

A: When there is a rainfall or the water flows on land surface, some water just flows on it and does…

Q: eliminates negative impacts on our climate and natural environment. Discuss how green building can…

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Q: Explain the process of greenhouse effect and why is it useful for life on earth?

A: Solution: The Greenhouse effect is basically a natural process That warms the earth's surface. The…

Q: What evidence is there that global climate change is occurring?

A: (1) Depletion of ozone layer: Ozone layer is found depleting due to increase in CFC gases and a hole…

Q: 5. Write Short notes on the followings. a) Land Subsidence b) Weathering of a rock c) Erosion of a…

A: (a) Land subsidence ;-Land subsidence is defined as the gradual settling or sudden sinking of the…

Q: internet’s impact

A: IT HAS BOTH POSTIVE AND NEGATIVE IMPAC IN THE SOCIETY OR PERTICULAR PERSON LIFE ALSO .

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Q: What are the sources of VOCs?

A: Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)

Q: What is the probability that he selects a Mathematics book?

A: Three Fluid Mechanics book, two Structuralbook, four Mathematics, and two Geotechnical book. John…

Q: What do you mean by temperature inversions?

A: The temperature inversion is an important factor in environment, as it plays a vital role in…

Q: What is the importance of Piping as Engineering Utilities in the Field of Petrochemical,…

A: It is safe to say that the most important component of infrastructure in the developed world is the…

Q: A. Give 2 chemical processes that civil engineering are engage in. B. What are the implications of…

A: Question: 1). Give 2 chemical processes that civil engineering are engage in. 2). What are the…

Q: how a dam could be built that minimizes environmental impact.

A: This question is from Environmental engineering.

Q: Explain the term global climate change ?

A: The change in mean condition i.e., temperature , rainfall etc in a particular region over a long…

Q: List down good ways manifested in home aligned with reducing greenhouse emissions

A: The gas which is radiated within thermal energy and absorbed leading to the phenomenon of greenhouse…

Q: Explain the ultraviolet catastrophe ?

A: There are certain objects in this universe called black bodies. These are bodies that emit…

Q: What is the unit of chemical reaction rates?

A: The speed of processing of the chemical reaction is known reaction rate. Also defined as the  the…

Q: Ozone water filtration treatment and UV water filtration each for a water plant that ha

A: introduction Ozone has demonstrated viable in further developing water treatment plant execution,…

Q: Why water balance in hydrology is significance in water calculation?

A: 1.The water balance have significant purposes to describe the various ways in which the water supply…

Q: provide solutions and answers to G and H only

A: To Determine Sub-parts G and H g) Linear error of closure (LEC), bearing of LEC and RP h) adjusted…

Q: What are fugitive emissions? Give examples

A: Fugitive Emissions : Fugitive emissions are unintentional leaks emitted from sealed surfaces, such…

Q: How can we measure air and noise pollution

A: Air polution measure:         Air quality is a proportion of how spotless or dirtied the air is.…

Q: Give and discuss the advantages and disadvantages in the design using Renewable Energy.

A: Advantages of Renewable Energy 1. When compared to fossil fuels, it is safe, abundant, and clean to…

Q: Explain the Galileo system.

A: Solution: Galileo is the satellite that has been the Europe's own global navigation satellite system…

Q: What are the benefits of daylight saving time?

A: Daylight Saving Time: Daylight Saving Time is that horrible spring night when we lose an hour of…

Q: How much is the fresh water out of the earth’s total volumetric supply of water?

A: Almost all the water on Earth is in the oceans, with just 2.5 per cent as fresh Water.

Q: Give valid reasons to study civil engineering

A: Study of civil engineering and its importance.  Various fields of civil engineering

Q: Describe briefly the ways water can be polluted.

A: Causes of Water pollution can be categorised into:   1. Inorganic Pollutants The inorganic…

Q: Ventilation in buildings is the process of changing air in a room or in some othe external spaces.…

A: Solution: The things that can take care in maximizing the natural ventilation through windows are:…

Q: What are the types of changes?

A: There are three type of changes: Development Change Transitional Change Transformational Change.…

Q: Write an 550 to 600 course reflection essay engineering ethics

A: Engineering is involved in business, commerce and relation between humans.Many special behavioral…

Q: discuss the process of hydrologic cycle in short paragraph only. answer it in your own words .

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Q: Explain the term “Atmospheric pressure”. Explain the basic components of air pollution problem

A: The pressure exerted by atmosphere on the earth surface is called atmospheric pressure. OR the…

Q: achievement’s impact of radio and television on society

A: Introduction:- Media consumption captivates long hours each day in the lives of urban areas. Radio…

Q: Anthroposphere, and (ii) Biosphere?

A: Anthroposphere : Part of the a environment that is modified by humans and is used for human…

Q: How much is underground water out of the earth’s total volumetric supply of water?

A: The atmosphere , the oceans , land ,soil , rock of the earth's crust all consists of water. The…

Q: Write the three constituent parts of the sustainable development?

A: Sustainable development is development that meets today's needs without compromising future…

Q: Civilization and Development of Infrastructure was a result of the Agricultural Revolution

A: The Agricultural Revolution, the unprecedented increase in agricultural production in Britain…

Q: WITHOUT PLAGIARISM, LIST ALL THE BENEFITS OF RENEWABLE ENERGY (RE) PROGRAMS FOR NATION

A: Energy can be generated from different forms. And most of them are useful in many ways like…

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Environmental Consequences of Fossil Fuel Use

Fossil fuels are organic materials found inside the earth's surface. They are mainly composed of dead remains of plants and animals. The primary component constituents of fossil fuels are carbon and hydrogen, which are usually burnt to produce energy. Fossil fuels are believed to be formed millions of years ago when dead remains of animals and plants were subjected to high heat and pressure.