Answer:
So Antarctica has a ice-cap climate. However, it is mainly dominated by a tundra climate.
Explanation:
This is an interesting question, and has several answers. The climate in Antartica is ice-caps and mostly tundra. However, it is classified as a desert.
This might be a bit confusing, but you are specificly talking about climate, so the answer is tundra, not desert.
Simple answer:
Tundra
what is the difference between hydrological and meteorological drought
Answer:
Meteorological drought happens when dry weather patterns dominate an area.
while
Hydrological drought occurs when low water supply becomes evident, especially in streams, reservoirs, and groundwater levels, usually after many months of meteorological drought.
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What is capital of New Mexico
Answer:
Santa Fe
Explanation:
Santa Fe is the capital of the US state New Mexico.
Which of the following are valid names for the given triangle? Check all that
apply.
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C
M
D
Z
Ο Α. ΔZMC
B. ALCM
C. AZML
D. ALMD
E. AMLZ
F. ALMZ
Answer:
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The biggest natural climate/weather threat in the caribbean area is?
Answer:In particular, by combining different instruments to advance key policies and promote resilience to climate change impacts—while moving toward low-carbon economies—the IDB’s program has been strategic and innovative in a few countries (Barbados, Dominican Republic, Guyana, and Trinidad and Tobago). In terms of mitigation, the IDB’s value added in the Caribbean has involved supporting meaningful policy reforms to promote renewable energy and energy efficiency measures through policy-based lending, while in adaptation it has promoted an integrated approach to coastal zone management (CZM) combining physical infrastructure investments with knowledge generation. The IDB did not have a regional strategy to guide climate change-related support in Caribbean SIDS. Instead, individual country strategies have been the main vehicle to address these challenges, which translated into uneven priorities across the region.
Climate change adaptation and mitigation portfolio by country
Explanation:
_________ __________ are located 0°-30° latitude in both hemispheres
fill in the blank with the answers below
1) intertropical convergence zone
2) prevailing westerlies
3) polar easterlies
4) tropical easterlies
Answer:
Trade winds are located 0–30 degrees latitude in both the southern and northern hemispheres. The wind which flows towards the pole between Polar Easterlies and Trade winds move westwards because of Coriolis forces. These winds are called Prevailing westerlies.
LAST ONE!!
Please explain the term greenhouse effect. What does it have to do with the Earth's climate? Your response should include some of the terms: heat, energy, atmosphere, temperature, and/or life on Earth. *
PLEASE HELP
One Impact on the planet increasing temperatures in cities???
Answer:
rising global temperature which is called the
"Global Warming"
It can lead to flood in cities which can wash away the entire city.
The hottest stars in space are ____ in color.
A. Yellow
B. Red
C. Blue
D. White
Answer:
C, blue.
Explanation:
Think of stars like a piece of metal that a blacksmith is heating. The metal first glows red (cool stars such as Proxima Centauri), then yellow (stars such as our Sun), then white (such as Sirius A), and finally blue (such as Eta Carinae). I hope this helps! Have a great rest of your day!
Answer:
Blue
Explanation:
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WHICH TYPE OF LAW IS WHEN A PLANTIFF BRINGS ACTION, AGAINST AN
INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP, WHO MIGHT HAVE WRONGED THEM?
CRIMINAL LAW
CORPORATE LAW
O COMMERCIAL LAW
CIVIL LAW
Answer:
Civil Law
Explanation:
This is one party/person brings another party/person to court for a lawsuit. This includes negligent injuries, breach of contracts, and property damage.
(I researched and also watch a ton of civil court shows! I hope this helps and have a great day!)
What type of planting is a planting technique that helps prevent soil erosion?
Answer:
Contour planting is a farming practice that helps reduce or prevent soil erosion
Answer:
the one above me is right its A conour planting
Explanation:
Question 1
Which statement is true about climate?
A. It is occurs in 10-15 year cycles depending upon Earth's orbit.
B. It is the long-term weather pattern for a given area on Earth.
C. It is weather you can expect for today, but it will change tomorrow.
D. It is a computer model used by the National Weather Service to describe
weather
Answer:
b.................. is the answer
From the list below, choose the 6 individuals that are most likely to have health issues related to air quality.
As you've just learned, air pollution can negatively affect the environment and human health. Some people may be at higher risk for respiratory problems due to increased exposure to air pollution. From the list below, choose the 6 individuals that are most likely to have health issues related to air quality.
A. Ezechiel is a farmer in Chad. His family uses wood as a fuel source for heat and cooking.
B. Christie works in a microchip manufacturing plant in the United States. She lives in the suburbs of a major city.
C. Nadine is an undergraduate student in Germany. She is a full-time student who lives in campus housing and goes home on the train during the holidays.
D. Esse works at, and lives a few kilometers from, a lead smelting plant in Kenya
E. Roman has asthma and lives in a wild coniferous forest in Russia.
F. Haiyan works in a cigarette smoke-filled casino in China.
G. Andres remodels buildings in Mexico that were constructed in the 1960s.
H. Shirley works as a guide for ecotourists in a remote eastern jungle of Cost Rica.
I. Andranik is a traffic police officer in Ahwaz, Iran. He is primarily responsible for monitoring a major intersection for 8 hours per day.
Answer:
A,D,E,F,I
Explanation:
A: The smoke that rises from burning wood
D: The lead affects the lungs similar to coal
E: This person has asthma which is already a lung related issue
F: The cigarette smoke is a hazard for the lungs
I: The intersection is an area that is usually heavily polluted
South and Southeast Asian countries experience extreme weather which
causes great damage and loss of life. Which are the most common forms of
extreme weather in these regions?
6. Tsunamis are caused by
a. Wind traveling over the surface of the ocean
b. The rotation of the Earth
c. The gravitational pull of the Moon
d. A large displacement of water
e. All of the above
Answer:
e. All of the above
Explanation:
A tsunami is a series of extremely long waves caused by a large and sudden displacement of the ocean, usually the result of an earthquake below or near the ocean floor. This force creates waves that radiate outward in all directions away from their source, sometimes crossing entire ocean basins.
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Answer:
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The three controls that influence climate patterns and produce varied climates around the globe are
A. rain shadow effect, greenhouse gases, and monsoons.
B. solar flares, moon cycles, and Earth's rotation.
C. clouds, wind, and sun.
D. latitude, elevation, and nearness to water.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
How might religious differences affect how countries intereact?
Answer:
Long ago, there would be wars fought over religious beliefs, such as World war II
Explanation:
By creating societal norms and forming people's personalities, religion has an impact on economic decision-making. Businesses found in more religiously inclined areas typically uphold moral standards that support a healthy economy.
How does religion affect a country?By creating societal norms and forming people's personalities, religion has an impact on economic decision-making. Businesses found in more religiously inclined areas typically uphold moral standards that support a healthy economy. According to a 2015 research by Jeffrey Callen and Xiaohua Fang of the University of Washington, businesses with their headquarters in more religiously inclined counties had much lower levels of risk of future stock price crashes and fewer instances of managers withholding negative news.
In times of crisis, banks with headquarters in very religious communities likewise took less risks and suffered less value destruction. According to lawsuits alleging securities fraud, corporations with their headquarters in more religious regions exhibited less "misbehavior" than those with headquarters in less religious places.
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2. What happened to the temperature of the sand after it sat under the heat source for 15
minutes?
Response:
Answer:
The answer is a
Explanation:
8. Which of the following religions is
practiced by most people in North Africa
and Southwest Asia?
a.Islam
b.Judaism
c.Buddhism
d.Christianity
How can we reduce water demand in the UK?
Answer:
Give people water
Explanation:
If they have it there will be no demand for it
Please help me with both questions!!
Answer:
17. Laccolith
18. Sill
Explanation:
A laccolith is formed when magma makes its way up a d-ike and lodges itself between sedimentary rocks. The successive flow puts pressure on the rock such that a dome like structure is formed.
Sills are like mini laccoliths but instead are much smaller and linear. They can appear on multiple layers as shown in the diagram above.
Wha causes mountain ranges to rise at convergent plate boundaries?
Answer:
Mountains are usually formed at what are called convergent plate boundaries, meaning a boundary at which two plates are moving towards one another. ... Sometimes, the two tectonic plates press up against each other, causing the land to lift into mountainous forms as the plates continue to collide.
Answer:
Mountains are usually formed at what are called convergent plate boundaries, meaning a boundary at which two plates are moving towards one another. ... Sometimes, the two tectonic plates press up against each other, causing the land to lift into mountainous forms as the plates continue to collide
Describe & Explain water supply and demand in the
South East of the UK
Answer:
Almost 50% of the UK's water is used in the home. The reasons for the increased demands for water are: the increase in households having appliances such as dishwashers and washing machines, which use a large amount of water; improvements in personal hygiene, so people now take showers more often.
Explanation:
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What is the deepest point on our planet?
Answer:
The Mariana Trench, in the Pacific Ocean, is the deepest location on Earth
Explanation:
Answer:
Pacific Ocean is the deepest point of our planet earth
hope it is helpful to you
Which arrows indicate weathering and erosion?
sedimentary rocks
Answer:
Melting is indicated by red arrows, cooling is indicated by blue arrows, and weathering and erosion is indicated by green arrows.
Explanation:
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Answer: A and B are weathering and erosion or the red arrows ( I have this same graph at my school)
Explanation: When metiamorphic and igneous rocks erode they break down come together as sedimentary rocks
sin x =0.9976 nearest degree
When an electric current is passed through an insulated wire that is coiled around an iron core,
like a nail, what is created?
(A) electromagnet
(B) natural magnet
(C) solenoid
(D) horseshoe magnet
Answer:
c is correct. mark brainliest please???!!!!
Explanation:
Southeast Asia became colonized by European rulers and/or Japanese leaders at one point in history.
True or False
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Over the course of the nineteenth century, Southeast Asia is colonized by Britain, France, and Holland. In 1799, the Dutch government takes over the Dutch East India Company's rule of parts of the Indonesian archipelago.
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Answer:
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Explanation:
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British Imperialism in India Match each term with its description
Explanation:
Match each term with its description.
1. Sepoy
A. Service in the British government in India under the Raj
2.
Sikhs
B. Congress who fought for Indian rights and independence
3.
Sepoy Mutiny
C. Religious advocates who travel to other places
Ram Mohun Roy
D. Province split by the British government; sparked violence
5.
British East India
E. An Indian soldier
6.
Raj
F. Religious group, known for turbans and beards
7.
Missionaries
G. Man often known as the "Father of Modern India"
8.
Indian National
H. Company who took over and controlled India until 1858
9.
Bengal
1. Time period the British ruled India directly
10.
Indian Civil
J. Rebellion of sepoys in 1857 against the British