Answer:
- fragmenting states
- artificial landmasses
Explanation:
There are several ways a new state could form even if all of Earth's land was allocated to current nations. One of the possibilities is that a current state fragments to form two (or more) smaller states.
Another possibility is that nations construct artificial landmasses or habitable platforms in the oceans that are independent countries. Finally, in the future it may be possible to settle the continent of Antarctic if the Antarctic Treaty is ever not renewed.
Answer:
Well.....
Explanation:
There is a possible chance that humans would survive with out plans but they could also not survive without plans. I chose to be on the side where humans wouldn't survive without plans. The reason that they would not be able to survive would be because if they had no plans and most people rely on the plans for surviving that why I think they wouldn't survive.
But on the other hand, if they knew surviving skills or at least had a back up plan if they lost their plans, they would definitely survive. I hope this is the answer your looking for, This knowledge came from my head.
Yes it is very possible for it to occur since it could be one of the deadliest and most affective earthquakes which can occur at any time every 100 years
Answer:
Explanation:
Scientists have been able to determine that the melting of ice from Greenland ice sheet will reduce the rate of Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) which is an important part of the global ocean current that determines the climate and controls Gulf stream. It as been inferred by researchers that this could affect climatic conditions in places like Europe and North America in the future.
The influx of fresh water from Greenland which is made up of runoff from ice, tundra and ice discharge will weaken the AMOC and this as both local and global effects on climate.
Answer:
1. New Orleans
2. Cleveland
