The constant bumping, grinding, and lateral movement along crustal boundaries can create sudden movements that result in earthquakes. Each of the three types of plate boundaries—convergent, divergent, and transform—has a distinctive pattern of earthquakes. ... Earthquake patterns in subduction zones are more complex.
Mountains would occur more frequently I'm assuming. We as humans would have to manually breakdown things simply because the process of erosion keeps most of the everyday cycles going.
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I'm fairly sure the organization is the RCREEE.
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The northeast and the Great Lakes regions have a natural habitat suitable for dairy farming. The climate, the precipitation, the grasslands, the water, all make a nice environment for dairy farming. But dairy farming is also making a problem because it causes eutrophication of the water and rise in algae population, thus reducing the oxygen in the water and killing of the fish, so a measures have to be taken so that process stops.
