Use a map to locate and describe the bioregions found in the world’s tropical climates.

Q: Be sure to include specific examples of hurricanes and explain where were they caused and describe w...

A:  Hurricanes are the type of storm which is also called a tropical cyclone. It is a very large and bi...

Q: How was bathynetry accomplished in year past how do scientists do it now?

A:  Bathymetry:                       It is a process of measuring the depth of the ocean and sea floor...

Q: Explain the region’s rapid demographic growth and describe the differential impact of diseases such ...

A: Demographic transition shows the growth of the population,  and the factors relating to that growth,...

Q: Discuss the role of key location factors in explaining why economic activities are located where the...

A: Economic establishments are directly associated with the geographical factors of a region. North Ame...

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: Why has South Asia experienced so many insurgencies since the end of British rule in 1947?

A: The "British East India Company" was commissioned to Asia and India in 1600. The spices, cotton, sil...

Q: What is meant by net primary productivity?

A: The identifying feature of autotrophic organisms in an environment is their ability to produce food ...

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

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

Q: Discuss the reasons behind the current flood of illegal migration to Europe.

A: INTRODUCTION: Free movement of people was the main problem faced by the EU in the early days. The pe...

Q: Why does East Asia get so much of its food and so many of its natural resources from other parts of ...

A: East Asia includes the countries like Japan, North and South Korea, Myanmar, China, Indonesia, and T...

Q: Describe and explain the formation of a kettle.

A: A pot (otherwise called a pot lake, pot opening, or pothole) is a downturn/opening in an outwash pla...

Q: To help reinforce your knowledge of beach terminology, construct and label your own diagram similar ...

A: Beach terminology :                                   A beach is a natural landform alongside a wate...

Q: Describe the components of soil and their importance for plantgrowth.

A: Soil is made up of mineral particles, Humus, Soil water, air, and living organism. the soil has vari...

Q: What is the Kyoto Protocol? Why has the United States not agreed to support it?

A: It is a comprehensive international treaty of 1992, by UN NATION FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHA...

Q: Discuss the origin of the solar system using the nebular hypothesis.

A: NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS: Astronomers come to a conclusion that the solar system is formed by the process ...

Q: Discuss the overlap between languages and religion in Europe.

A: Europe is one of the highly developed continents of the world. Being a developed region faces a huge...

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: Summarize some of the major environmental issues impacting this region and how different countries h...

A:              The world is progressing in technology handling and regressing in environment handling....

Q: In what ways are sea breezes and land breezes similar to valley breezes and mountain breezes?

A: The land and sea breeze circulation is indeed a local wind framework that usually meets coastlines a...

Q: Can earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and their consequences be predicted?

A: EARTHQUAKE: Earthquake is not predicted; neither United States Geological Surveys nor any other scie...

Q: What is the type of fault in picture -14 Horst and Graben fault O Parallel fault O

A: Faults:              When the earth’s crust cracks, faulting takes place. A fault is a planar fractu...

Q: Explain why South Asia was politically partitioned following British rule and how the legacies of pa...

A: South Asia has seen the major rulers and the major changes in their kingdom. South Asia was never un...

Q: What are the main properties of soil?

A: Soil is the uppermost layer of the earth's crust. It is a valuable resource and evolved over thousan...

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: Explain the relationships among elevation, climate, and agricultural production, especially in tropi...

A: Highlands are located between 20 degree S and 20 degree N approximately. These are the areas of high...

Q: What are the general differences between mechanical weathering and chemical weathering?

A: WEATHERING: Weathering: Disintegration of rock material due to atmospheric, biotic, physical, and ch...

Q: Describe and explain the global distribution of the desert biome.

A: Desert Biome:                        Desert biomes are the harshest biome on the planet to survive. ...

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: What is the difference between an evergreen and a deciduous forest?

A: The Tropical Evergreen forests are located in a region with a rainfall of more than 200 centimeters ...

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: Which type of Map Projection is used by SOP and what is the reason that we did not use the American ...

A: The map projection used by SOP is the Transverse Mercator projection. The reason behind we didn't us...

Q: How might an increase in temperature over time (climate change) affect species richness in Alaska?

A: Alaska:              It is the northern most state of the United States of America and the only stat...

Q: Describe the extent of glaciation during the peak of the Pleistocene glaciations.

A: Pleistocene glaciation: In the Pleistocene, the environment was in dynamic changes with underwent dr...

Q: How can GIS be used to facilitate the siting of public and private facilities and to resolve dispute...

A: Geographic information system (GIS): A computerized system designed to present geographical data for...

Q: Why is there low surface salinity in the high latitudes, and why is there higher surface salinity in...

A: Salinity :                Salinity means the total content of salts dissolved in a water body. Salin...

Q: How does moisture in cohesive soils affects the plasticity?

A: The fine-grained soil types have strong intergranular adhesive forces called cohesive soil. The most...

Q: Identify the controversies surrounding cultural globalization in Southeast Asia, explaining why some...

A: Controversies and negative impact of globalization on Southeast Asia culture are like its influence ...

Q: What age is the seafloor imeediately off the coast of NYC?

A: INTRODUCTION: The volcanic activity at the mid-oceanic ridges forms the new oceanic crust and then m...

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: How did the surrounding seas affect Japan’s development?

A: The geography of a nation affects in many respects the growth of its culture and society. Its locati...

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: Describe the characteristics of tower karst.

A: It is a residual hill of carbonate rocks, and it scattered on the low relief. It is a particular fea...

Q: define gravitational water and hygroscopic water?

A: There is water in large non-capillary pores on soil, which is free in draining as there is insuffici...

Q: Where in the world are the areas of the most severe water stress?

A: Water stress is when water is not met as the population demand weighs more than the amount/quality o...

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: Please classify maritime zones and air space above it and discuss the national sovereign rights of a...

A: The marine and air spaces are essential resources to any nation and the entire globe. Therefore, the...

Q: provide brief description of Internationa Journal of Geo-information (isprs).

A: Worldwide Journal of Geographical Information Science is a month to month peer-inspected logical dia...

Q: Why does the amount of CO2 fluctuate seasonally inthe graph?

A: The graph shows the changes in the concentration of carbon dioxide in the past 6 decades. 

Q: Explain why and how Europe was divided during the Cold War and what the geographic implications are ...

A:  The Cold war was a state of geopolitical tension after the second World war been powers in the East...

Q: Why and how has eastern Europe reinvented its economy in the last two decades?

A: The eastern EU has been one of the less-developed regions with the comparison of the western region....