Places on or near the Equator receive about 12 hours of daylight in June. Approximately how many hours of daylight do those same
places on or near the Equator experience each day in December? Notice the "Light Intensity" area of the simulator has "Hours of the day" written at the bottom. This shows the relative intensity of the sunlight on a 24 hour clock for each day of the year. A. 9 hours of daylight
In near the equator we experience 12 hours of daylight as the equator is situated exactly the halfway in between the two poles. The North pole experiences long daylight in the months, when the North Pole is tilted towards the Sun and shorter daylight when the pole tilted away from the Sun. The reverse is true for the Southern Poles. But this wouldn't have any effects in daylight on the equator.
I think the best answer is B. Both are controversial since both projects are very destructive to the environment. Environmental issues rise during the Pacua Dam and the Intercoastal Highway Projects. The construction of these projects are said to destroy and damage ecosystem.
They are close to the equator, another reason is because of the tropical maritime location, temperature changes throughout the region are generally small.
But while camels are often though of as being found exclusively in hot areas,somecanalsobefoundinmuchcoolerregions, Bactrian camels in Central Asia. They are suitably adapted though, with thick fur keeping them warm when it gets cold.
