Answer:Water table rises during rainy season due to recharge received from rainfall and falls back during summer season due to lack of recharge and continuing extraction of groundwater. ... The prime cause of over-exploitation is the rising demand for groundwater.
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<span>A barometer would indicate a low air pressure in a snowstorm. The thermometer would also indicate a low temperature by showing a drop in temperature because of a cold weather. Both would support each other through its given data in Richmond.</span>
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An average of fewer than 1,000 millimetres of rain falls per year across most of Africa (Map 1). Rainfall tends to decrease with distance from the equator. It is negligible in the Sahara (north of about latitude 16°N), in eastern Somalia, and in the southwest of the continent in Namibia and South Africa.
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- is found on the surface
- is a dark lava rock
- has more aluminum than magnesium
- is found as prominent buttes
Basalt is an igneous rock that forms with fast cooling on the surface.
Basalt is a dark fine-grained volcanic rock.
Aluminum can be up to 17% of the composition of the basalt, while magnesium up to 15%.
Basalt is found as buttes where lava flows from the volcanoes were intense.
