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Well it depends on what its affecting. If it's the people then the people will be more melancholy than the people with sunny weather. If it's the actual land then the gloomy rainy weather will probably make a swamp, everglades, or a marsh, while the sunny weather will make forrests, woods, or grasslands. This is a very broad question so as long as your answer makes logical sense you should be fine
The true statements are (A)They are valuable - resources from our planet is very valuable because it is where our things come from, (B) They are renewable - resources are renewable and recyclable and lastly (C) They do come from ores - some come from ores specially crystal type of resource.
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In 1999 an American survey, sponsored by the (U.S.) National Geographic Society and others, took precise measurements using GPS equipment. Their finding of 29,035 feet (8,850 metres), plus or minus 6.5 feet (2 metres), was accepted by the society and by various specialists in the fields of geodesy and cartography.
Since Greece borders many seas and has many islands, even an earthquake in mainland Greece would still be able to affect the Southern coast of Italy, depending on the magnitude. The energy caused by the earthquake would be spread in a circle expanding from the center of the earthquake. It could easily reach the Ionian Sea west of Greece and if powerful enough, could send bigger than normal waves crashing onto the coasts of Italy’s regions of Sicily, Calabria, Basilicata, and Puglia
