Answer:
high clean-energy startup costs
Explanation:
Protecting the environment means improving its sustainability and reducing pollution to the barest minimal. This utterly means terminating every activity that contributes to pollution in the environment, including the source of energy. The most widely used source of energy is the non-renewable source e.g. coal, fuel, etc.
These source of energy, however, release pollutants in form of greenhouse gases, into the environment. One way to eliminate the use of non-renewable source of energy is to adopt the use of renewable sources e.g. solar energy, wind etc. However, one major setback to doing this is the high production cost involved.
Although these sources of energy (renewable) are referred to as green or clean, but they have really expensive startup costs and are unaffordable most times.
Answer:
The ocean/water, land, weather and food.
Explanation:
The Atlantic, or Artic ocean has been melting at a faster rate quicker than before . The melted iceburgs which turn into water will flow into the oceans which will then increase the rise in hight of water in ocean and seas. Land will eventually be dried up because of the rise in temperature and the change in climate. There will be less food/crops, because we have used up most of the fresh water we had been using to grow crops for over many years. Scientists and others have considered turning the ocean's salty water into fresh water for the crops . But the process will take a while and will be a very expensive process.
Answer:
Respondent agreed the continental drift theory, which stated that continents are constantly moving on Planet's crust. Pangaea started to break up over time, and the continents gradually shifted to their current locations.
Explanation:
The correct answer or option is cerebrum
The cerebrum, also called cortex is the largest part of the brain.
It is divided into four sections, called lobes and these are the frontal lobe,
the parietal lobe, occipital lobe and temporal lobe.
Front lobe helps in speech, reasoning, planning, movement ,
emotions and problem solving.
parietal lobe helps in orientation, and perception of stimuli and
movement.
Occipital lobe helps in visual processing.
Temporal lobe helps in memory, speech as well as perception and
recognition of auditory stimuli
Answer:
a
Explanation:
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