Many geological factors contribute to California's natural resources such as
Earthquakes
Floods
Volcano
Landslides and Mudflows
Population growth, combined with development in arid and semiarid regions of the State, has stressed California's water resources.
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Plants might take up some of the excess sodium chloride in the place of the magnesium and potassium they also need, leading to nutritional deficiencies.
Plants suffering from high levels of soil salt concentration often cause damage to their roots. Symptoms include yellowed leaves with scorched edges; potassium deficiencies are common problem. Needles on every green trees may turn yellow or brown in the spring.
(Source: http://www.ehow.com/facts_7350144_happens-used-melt-ice-roads_.html)
We have several layers of crust but they separated because of the desity level differences. The lighter material cruet layers rose upwards and the heavier materials caused them to drop further down
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