Answer:
D. Water from rivers, lakes, and streams seeps into the ground and saturates it to reach the water table.
Explanation:
No time, the first three do not make sense or are wrong
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Answer:
Age structure diagrams show the following.
The height of the graph indicates life expectancy.
The width of the base shows birth and fertility rate.
The slope of the pyramid-shaped diagram indicates death rate.
Bends in the graph indicate reductions in birth rate or increases in
death rate.
The overall shape of the diagram indicates whether it is an economically developed country or not.
Explanation:
In a stable human population, the age structure diagram looks like a pyramid with a narrower base. The narrower base depicts that the birth rate is low. A stable human population also has a high number of older individuals. A greater number of older people in a population shows that quality of life is high in that area/country and the population has access to nutritional diet, medical care, and healthcare services. These features of the age pyramid in a stable population indicate a developed country. Age pyramids of underdeveloped countries have a wider base (high birth rate) and narrow tip.
Hydropower -
Benefits - Renewable energy and is environmentally friendly. Water is abundant in many areas (ex: Hoover Dam, Kurobe Dam in Japan). More easily accessible than geothermal power since geothermal power is obtained from beneath the ground.
Costs - requires building of structures which can take a lot of resources, both time and money. Could be more susceptible to disasters as Dams are usually built on rivers or large bodies of water which would eventually affect nearby towns if a disaster does occur.
Geothermal Power
Benefits - renewable form of energy, environmentally friendly. Can be physically isolated to one area to minimize environmental disasters (most geothermal power plants are located in areas far away from towns or populated areas).
Costs - feasibly, harnessing geothermal power is limited to areas of hot spots on the map (like Hawaii, volcanic activity, etc). Also it can be costly to produce technology to effectively use geothermal energy as a source of power.
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The ecosystem would be greatly effected, most likely causing the system to fail, and could lead to the death of a species, or a very large population boost, or even worse.