Answer:
non renewable
Explanation:
The main aim of sustainable agriculture is to reduce the dependency on the non renewable resources by the people.
Sustainable agriculture is a farming technique in a sustainable way. Agriculture and farming always places high pressures on the natural and non renewable resources and environment. The practices of sustainable farming aims to protect the environment, it tries to expand earth's natural resource base, is good for environment, people and the animals. It is meant for building healthier and fertile soils.
Answer:
non-renewable, props to the other guy
What is subsistence agriculture, and why does it often result in poverty?
Answer:
Subsistence farming – the cultivation of crop plants and the keeping of animals to ensure self-sufficiency – is something states, seed producers, agro chemical concerns, and world trade organizations consider backwards today – inefficient and a cause of poverty in the rural areas of the South.
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THE ASNWER IS NOT A)
This regulation lays down the principle that exports from the European Community to third countries are free, they are not
subject to any quantitative restrictions."
European Community Council Regulation No. 2603/69, 20 December 1969
Based on this passage, the European Union has established
A) free-trade for imports
B) free trade for exports
C) trade barriers for imports
D) trade barriers for exports
Answer:
B) free trade for exports
Explanation:
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A paper company produces 2,520 notebooks in 3 days. How many notebooks can it produce in 11 days?
Answer:
9,240
Explanation:
This company makes 840 notebooks in 1 day. 840 x 11 = 9,240
human use of rivers and their surrounding regions has historically meant increases in which of the foloowing
Answer: You would need some choices under the question for us to answer.
Explanation:
No Choices/ Questions.
Answer:
A. aquatic biodiversity
B. deforestation
C. industrial pollution
D. profits for humans
Explanation: This isnt the answer im just putting the choices for someone to answer because i dont know this question either
21.. Which of the following objects are larger than the dwarf planets?
a. Mercury b. Earth
c. Earths Moon d. all of the above
Answer:
Option D
Explanation:
The answer to your question is option D or "all of the above." The reason why dwarf planets are called dwarf planets is because they are relativity smaller then most planets and are missing certain criteria that a planet needs in order to be actually a planet. Pluto, which is the largest of the dwarf planets is actually smaller then the Earth's moon meaning all of these options are bigger then dwarf planets.
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Which of the following is TRUE about Earth’s plates?
a
Earth’s plates are separated by oceans.
b
Earth’s plates are piled on top of one another on the Earth.
c
Earth’s plates fit closely together with the edges of the plates touching each other.
d
Earth’s plates are the continents and do not touch each other.
Answer:
D: earth's plates are the continents and do not touch each other
Explanation
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culture, ethnocentrism, and cultural
relativism affect society?
Answer:
It shows everyone how different everyone is
Explanation:
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Answer:
The answer is Peter the great.
hope it helpsSelect the correct answer. This map shows the physical features of the United States. Based on the map, identify the largest lake by area in the United States. a physical map of the United States A. Lake Huron B. Lake Ontario C. the Great Salt Lake D. Lake Superior E. Lake Erie
Answer:
the correct answer is D
Explanation:
i got it right on my quiz
Answer:
The anwser is lake superior or D if yo look on the map its bigger 9-9
Explanation:
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Name 3 types of rock and describe each type. (Please DO NOT copy and paste from the internet. In your own words and try to make it clear as possible).
Answer:
Granite, Limestone, Sandstone, Lead, mica, zinc e.t.c
Explanation:
Lead:
Lead is a soft, malleable and heavy bluish white metal. Lead is used in construction work. It is also used in lead-acid batteries and for making bullets.
Zinc:
Zinc is a bluish-white lustrous metal. The principal of zinc us zinc sulphide. Zinc is used for coating iron to prevent rusting and it is also used for making alloys like brass and bags of dry cells.
Limestone:
Limestone is an important mineral which is used from pre- historic time. It is used in temples, houses, building, e.t.c. Limestone is used for making cement, lime, e.t.c.
Answer: Quartz:
Quartz is a hard, crystalline mineral composed of silica (silicon dioxide). The atoms are linked in a continuous framework of SiO4 silicon-oxygen tetrahedra, with each oxygen being shared between two tetrahedra, giving an overall chemical formula of SiO2.
Amethyst:
Amethyst is crystalline quartz in colors ranging from pale lilac to deep reddish purple. With a relatively high hardness of 7, the February birthstone is a fine facetable jewelry gem for all purposes. Lower grades of material can be cabbed, carved, and made into a great variety of beads and other ornamental object
Calcite:
Calcite is a carbonate mineral and the most stable polymorph of calcium carbonate (CaCO3). It is a very common mineral, particularly as a component of limestone. Calcite defines hardness 3 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, based on scratch hardness comparison.
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When did Cortez conquer the Aztecs?
he conquered the Aztecs in 1521
Analyze the map below and answer the question that follows. On the map above, river A is the __________ River and river B is the __________ River. A. Congo . . . Rwenzori B. Zambezi . . . Congo C. Congo . . . Zambezi D. Zambezi . . . Rwenzori
Answer:
River A is the Congo River. River B is the Zambezi River.
Answer:
The answer is c hope it helps
Explanation:
What plate movement do you think is the most important? Why?
Answer:
I personally thinks convection is the most important one
Explanation:
List five essential feature of a map
1. Give it a title, 2. Add a legend, 3. Provide Perspective with a scale, 4. determine compass orientation, 5. giv it a date
ExplanationTitle ItThe most basic component of a map is its title. The title should refer to everything the map covers. It could be a basic name of a country, such as "Japan," or it could be more extensive, such as "Water Tables in the Western Saharan Desert." The title should clearly state what the cartographer’s intentions and goals are; it should be specific, and it should not include irrelevant information.
Add a Legend
Every map must have a legend or key. The legend is a vital tool in understanding and interpreting the map. The legend should explain every feature or symbol contained on the map. It should reveal what every marking means and sometimes provide additional information. For example, a city may be represented by a large black dot of a certain size on a map, and the legend may explain that this represents a city with a population greater than 1 million people.
Provide Perspective With a Scale
A scale is important to put into perspective for the reader the distances on the map and to provide accurate navigational information for the user. A scale tells the user what the scaled-down size of the representation is. This is usually represented by a ratio. For example, if a map represents an area that is actually 100,000 times bigger, the map’s scale is 1:100,000.
Determine Compass Orientation
All maps must have a compass orientation. Because the primary purpose of a map is to provide and insight into directions, a map has to be able to show which way is which on a compass. Most maps have "North" at the top and "South" at the bottom, but all maps should have an official representation of the compass orientation.
Date It
To give context to a map, the date of publication should be present. As maps are continually updated with additional information and improved accuracy, it is important to know the time when your map was published. For example, viewing a map of London published in 1970 might still be useful but will not be as accurate as one published in 2014.
Which of the layers of the Earth has the following three characteristics?
i. It is made of molten rock.
ii. It has currents that are constantly moving.
iii. Earth’s plates float on top of its currents.
A. the mantle
B. the inner core
C. the outer core
D. the crust
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
C
D
Answer:
I'm sure the answer would be A The mantle
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Answer:
It is A. The mantle
Explanation:
It's also the biggest layer of earth
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which indicates how evidence of climate change supports the theory of continental drift
A coal fields in several continents
B volcano formation
C glacial evidence found in South America
D folded mountains in Africa and South America
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Answer: c. Glacial evidence found in South America
How did the Third Punic Wars end? Rome paid Carthage money for Sicily, Rome destroyed all of Carthage. · Hannibal was defeated. Carthage gave everything to Rome.
Answer:
Rome destroyed Carthage
Explanation:
the first punic war was Rome attacking Carthage because they felt threatend and because Rome wanted trade routes controled by Carthage. Rome wins.
Second punic war has Hannibal who attacks Rome in revenge. Hannibal loses and Rome wins again.
The third punic war was Rome going to Carthage looting and kicking and obliviating Carthage's butt. What really hapened was Rome asked: "why did we leave Carthage alone? we won." And Rome wanted Carthage's land and money so the consols thought it was a great idean to sack Carthage and call it "A War."
Answer:
Rome destroyed all of Carthage.
Fishing and farming are examples of which type of industry?
Agriculture, forestry, and fishing industries.
Answer:
The primary industry.
Explanation:
1. What percentage of oxygen depletion is attributed fossil fuel combustion?
Answer:
73.05%
Explanation:
From 2000 to 2013, these four main processes removed approximately 41.82 Gt O2 from the atmosphere per year. Up to 73.05% of this O2 was removed by fossil fuel combustion (30.55 Gt),
Answer:
4%
Explanation:
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If i were to pick which place is the best place to vist in the middle east (20POINTS)
Answer:
Jordan
Explanation:
Answer:
I would visit Jerusalem!
Name the 2 types of divergent boundaries and give one example if each.
Answer:
At divergent boundaries, sometimes called constructive boundaries, lithospheric plates move away from each other. There are two types of divergent boundaries, categorized by where they occur: continental rift zones and mid-ocean ridges. Continental rift zones occur in weak spots in the continental lithospheric plate. hope this helps :)
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Urbanization can best be described by which of the following statements?
A. The tendency for cities to develop large suburbs
B. The decline of the inner city as residents move to the suburbs
C. Adding green spaces to rural areas
D. The growth of cities caused by the migration of people from rural areas to the cities
Answer:
the answer would seem to be 'D' because Urbanization means to move to some place rural from urban places
Explanation:
Plants use sunlight to convert nutrients into energy. What form of energy transfer is taking place? energy of the Sun is converted into energy by the plants.
Answer: radiant to chemical
Explanation:
which country is leaving the european union
Answer:
pretty sure the united kingdom is.
Explanation:
please do this task!!
Answer:
I dont know about 55 words but hears something
Explanation:
If we had stayed at 1 billion people, then we would not of had to kill animals as much. there’s also a possibility that some of the scientist that created the television or radio would not have existed, therefore we would be less advanced then we are today
Answer:
If we would have stayed at a population of 1 billion it would have made a big difference in other species. This is because as the population grew we needed more land, as a result of that a lot of species died off and a lot more were harmed. If we never needed the land then a lot of species would be a lot better off.
Explanation:
How would a sonar enable an underwater vessel to move through the ocean depths?
Answer: Most submarines use sonar as a navigation aid. How would sonar enable an underwater vessel to move through the ocean depths? It would enable an underwater vessel to move through the ocean depths because it would tell the navigator how far away they are from the bottom, and if they are too close or too far.
Oceanographers study the ocean through sonar and submersibles. Oceanographers use sound waves(sonar) to find the location of objects or to communicate. The sound waves travel to the ocean floor then back, and oceanographers count how long it takes to find how deep the ocean is at that location. Oceanographers use that to make maps and profiles of the ocean floor. Oceanographers use submersibles to study the ocean depths. Submersibles help oceanographers make discoveries about the deep ocean.
Explanation:
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Which country closed its ports to farmers?
A. Spain
B. France
C. England
Answer: Spain
Explanation:
Answer:
A
I believe it was spain.