<span>The taiga contains roughly one-half of the world’s softwood trees, which produce enormous amounts of oxygen. If they were cut, it would have a negative impact on air quality due to the loss of the oxygen that they now produce. </span>
Answer: The answer is C:
a region of compressed rock located behind a volcanic arc at a convergent continental margin.
explanation:
Typically found in orogenic forelands or in rear-arc position (e.g. on east side of Andes). It's formed during continent-continent collision, and often in passive margin sediments of the subducting plate (and hence can exhume the earlier rift margin that formed the foundation for the passive margin.
Which of the following is not an effect of land
subsidence?
A. The land’s elevation rises.
B. Sewer lines and pipes are damaged.
C. Ceilings and walls begin to crack.
D. Buildings shift to one side.
The most appropriate answer for the question is not an effect
of land subsidence is The land’s elevation rises. The answer is letter A. the
other choices are effects of land subsidence.
Answer:
The answer is below
Explanation:
The question is not complete since no map is attached, but I would show you how to solve it.
When trying to determine the location of the epicenter of the earthquake, we need at least three different seismic stations. To find the epicenter, a method known as triangulation is used. This is done by drawing circle at each of the seismic stations with the radius of the circle equal to the distance from the station to the earthquake. The point of intersection of this three circles is the epicenter.
In this problem, a circle with a radius of 380 miles is drawn at Phoenix, 280 miles radius circle at Denver and a 880 miles radius circle at California. The point of intersection of the circle gives the epicenter. Note that the circles are drawn to scale.
I would say it's cumulonimbus clouds.
