Answer: Absolute location describes the location of a place based on a fixed point on earth. The most common way is to identify the location using coordinates such as latitude and longitude. Lines of longitude and latitude crisscross the earth.
Answer: The Turquoise Lake as seen nowadays in Colorado is a result of the 1850´s modern warming climate transition, lingering away from the Little Ice Age times occurred 500 years ago. This given period was characterized by snow blowing winds that accumulated ice through thermal compaction, generating the glaciers as we see them.
Explanation: Terminal and recessional moraines are the terminus of a glacial feature. Moraines are the sedimentar charges carried by melted glacials. Consequence of those is the repositioning of the snow downwards the valleys. The ice, initially attached to the glaciers and mountain tops, undergoes melting by seasonal and/or climate transition warming, resulting on circumstancial water deposits that place on the basin/lower areas of the mountain chains, forming lakes.
Answer:
D. Climate
Explanation:
Designated because climate is long term.
Answer:
Indian Ocean and Red Sea Watershed
Explanation:
The Eurafrican Mediterranean Watershed borders the Indian Ocean and Red Sea Watershed along the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea.
The Arabian Peninsula is largely an endorheic basin, but the rest of the Middle East that lies between the easternmost shores of the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean belongs to the Indian Ocean and Red Sea Watershed.
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
The General Mining Act of 1872 , needs to be reformed because there is a clause in it that there will be no protection of environment. This cannot be justified seeing the present day scenario as environment has come under huge stress due to anthropogenic activities including mining. Sustainable development is more important than increasing economy. Environment protection will also help in economy boost in a long run by reducing the costs of rejuvenating the damaged ecosystem in future.
