Tundras and deserts have a number of similarities such as their lack of water or how organisms that inhabit them are have special features to survive their extreme weather. Both are nearly unsustainable for human life and have just like the tundra, deserts have freezing temperatures at night.
The threat from acid deposition has been steadily increasing in the 21st century because of the increase in the number of industries during this period. The acid particles get trapped in the atmosphere and falls as raid on earth. These acid particles are increasing with the booming of the industrial sector.
<span>Landforms affect climate by altering the wind and rate of evaporation, which can cause changes in the temperature, humidity and precipitation of a region</span>
Um, Im not sure try this website
http://www.infoplease.com/encyclopedia/us/washington-state-united-states-geography.html
Weather forecasting is what goes into the blank
