The Midwest is the biggest agricultural region in the United States, and of the biggest in the world. It is a region that has specialized in the production of several crops that are highly demanded on the market, and are used for multiple different things.
The reason why the Midwest has became an agricultural center is that it has very deep and highly fertile soil. The soil is of such a good quality because naturally this region is a grassland, so the enormous amounts of decaying grasses have created a very good soil suitable for growing numerous types of plants.
Unfortunately, converting the region into an agricultural center has caused lot of environmental problems. The grasslands have mostly been destroyed, and with it the habitat of lot of animals. The extensive usage of pesticides and other chemicals has resulted in pollution of the waters. The mechanization used in the agriculture has become one of the major contributors to the greenhouse gases emissions. Because big portion of the region is semi-arid, or only gets sufficient amounts of rainfall seasonally, the aquifers have been depleted.
Because it simply is hope this helps tja ks
I think youre trying to ask what is Washington D.C. the capital of, if thats the case the answer is the United States
you are looking at the foot print of a t-rex. the reason it is soo deep is because the soil is soft and the t-res is so heavy it made it go down.
Answer:
C. It gained acceptance among cartographers, but was slow to gain acceptance by the public because it looked radically different from the Mercator Projection.
Explanation:
- The Gall and the peters map projection is a rectangular-shaped map projection and they have a common size relate to each other. Like that of the equal-area projection and its goal is to distort more shapes and as a latitude and longitude of 45° North and south on the map have no distortions.
- In 1855 James gall and a. peters published this projection in early in 1970 was called as the peters worlds map and was promoted as a superior projection to the Mercator map projection suited for navigation.
