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The environment is not hospitable to human life, and international treaties forbid any country from claiming territory in Antarctica, which a permanent residency would be doing by default. If you want cold and dark and very little interaction with other people, move to Finland.
Overwintering, in 100% darkness adds its own difficulties. Psychologically, it's very demanding. Living in close quarters with a small, unchanging group of people is very difficult, and the longer the stretch of time, the more of a strain it is on everyone. This is true even in much milder climates than Antarctica's.
Americans are more racially and ethnically diverse than in the past, and the U.S. is projected to be even more diverse in the coming decades.
We need to keep the earth clean 1 because we live on it.Do you want to live on a planet with trash every were.Even if the dump digs a hole in the ground it will tack a couple of years to break down. factories mace hundreds of thing think how many hole we will have to dig.
We can stop it by using all of our thing. Don't waste food save it if you don't like it try to give it to the homeless.
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The correct answer is - C. from thawing the ground beneath them.
Tall buildings in Siberia have to be lifted from the ground because in most of Siberia the ground is not stable. The ground in this part of the world is under the influence of the permafrost for the biggest portion of the year, which makes the ground very rich with frozen water, but unlike the popular opinion that in Siberia the summers are cold too, they are actually not cold but pretty warm and temperatures can reach up to 30 C degrees. This warmth makes the ice and snow melt, thus making the ground very unstable and very rich with water, so any higher and heavier building will start sinking into it, and after that when the winter strikes again the lower part of the building will be trapped by the permafrost.
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Explanation:
The Humboldt Current (aka Peru Current)