The science is settled Ninety-seven percent of climate scientists agree that human activity is driving a climate crisis all across the Earth. We know it’s happening, and we know why: carbon pollution from fossil fuels is warming our planet and throwing natural systems out of balance. You don’t have to look far to see the […]
Category Archives: Geography
Discuss,Are you optimistic or pessimistic about population problems and scarcity of resources such as water being solved through technology? Why?
The world’s population is growing very rapidly including the countries of this region. The causes for human growth in this region are not just biological but also social, political, philosophical, and theological. Do some research to imagine a debate between an American and any person from the region, Lebanese, Iranian, Syrian, Moroccan, ( Countries in […]
Discuss,Are you a city person? Do you enjoy small-town life? Do you want to be close to nature? Mountains? Ocean? Lakes? Do you seek excitement or long for tranquility?
For this assignment, I am asking you to pretend that you have been awarded permanent residency in Canada (Don’t laugh….a lot of American’s will be looking to do so on November 4….regardless of who wins the US presidential election). In a two-page essay, state where in Canada you would choose to live. In addition, explain […]
Write an overview of Ghana. Include basic history, culture, advantages, and disadvantages that the country has
Write an overview of Ghana. Include basic history, culture, advantages, and disadvantages that the country has
Discuss,Why did you pick that country? Why is the specific issue you have chosen important?
Paper details: Choose a country in MENA region and do some research for a specific issue as part of the problem that country is going through. Submit the name of the country in MENA region and specific issue for that country. You will answer these questions: Why did you pick that country? Why is the […]
Describe the relationship between the types of volcanoes and different plate boundaries. What are the mechanisms that cause this distribution?
Written Assignment 3 Answer the following questions: Describe the relationship between the types of volcanoes and different plate boundaries. What are the mechanisms that cause this distribution? Distinguish between magma and lava. Explain how the location of an eruption can determine the specific composition of magma and rocks produced as the lava cools. Describe the […]
Compare the circumstances that lead to, and the consequences of, river floods versus flash floods.
Written Assignment 5 Answer the following questions: Compare the circumstances that lead to, and the consequences of, river floods versus flash floods. Describe the distinctive characteristics of glaciated landscapes and the processes by which they were formed. Explain how aeolian processes can have both destructive and constructive effects on the landscape. Provide an example of […]
Explain the general research topic and why it is important, how it relates to a subfield of human geography, if it is important to society and why other reasons why the research question might be important
This is to be an introduction regarding the hypotheses of: How does the spreading and weaponizing of pestilence during war affect local human geography? The objective of the study is to show how human geography changes when pestilence/disease is rampant. Task: Explain the general research topic and why it is important, how it relates to […]
Identify methods used to procure water throughout this climate type B-dominated realm.
There are so many physical and environmental features discussed in this lesson for the region. Due to its landforms and physical features, the residents of the region are continually challenged by so many problems related to managing water in this driest portion of Earth. Your tasks: Identify methods used to procure water throughout this climate […]
What particular regions of the Earth have changed the most over that time, and how have they changed? Why might those regions be particularly sensitive to climate change?
Part 1: Collecting Local Weather Data For the first part of this week’s lab, you will need to collect at least five consecutive days’ worth of local weather data. Using measurements from your homemade weather instruments, complete the table below. For those instruments you did not build, use data from a weather website such as […]
