North America and Africa. North America’s life expectancy is around 76 for males and 81 for females. African life expectancy is around 61 for males and 65 for females
        
             
        
        
        
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In geology, the rivers' main role is erosion and deposition, while for humanity, they have been crucial for the survival and development.
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The rivers are water bodies (almost always of freshwater) and they have an influence on many things, be it of living or non-living nature. Physically, the big influence of the rivers can be seen in geology. The socio-economic and existential influence can easily be seen with humans.
In geology, the rivers have a big influence because of their big erosive power and their carrying capacity. Basically, the rivers destroy the rock strata, but also carry the material and pile it up at another place. At humanity, the rivers have been crucial for the survival of the species, but they have also enabled humans to produce their own food, develop civilization, and prosper.
 
        
             
        
        
        
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A new research reported in Nature reveals what 2C warming – a increase over pre-industrial global average geothermal gradient at this point – might actually look like or what areas will be struck toughest.
Two of the mentioned national hot spots are also the Mediterranean nations, Brazil as well as the United States, where 2C of climate change may turn into surface temperature changes with more than 3c. But the area where most is likely to endure is the North sea, where overnight readings are projected to rise by 6C.
 
        
             
        
        
        
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floods, tornadoes, tsunami, storm
 
        
             
        
        
        
In World War I, Japan entered on the side of the Allied Powers and picked off Germany's colonial empire in the Pacific Ocean. 
This was probably the high-water mark of Japan's acceptance by the Western powers prior to 1945. 
And to this point, Japan had really acted exactly as the various European colonial powers had.