Answer: Groundwater pumping and irrigation can disrupt natural atmospheric processes, affect the whole water cycle, and potentially worsen water shortages during heatwaves, a new study suggests. The findings contribute to our understanding of how to manage water resources under future climate change conditions. The study shows how some of the most intensive water managed areas of Europe - such as the Iberian Peninsula - could be affected by the extraction of groundwater during years when conditions are especially hot and dry, potentially amplifying water scarcity in already-stressed regions.
Water availability is more of a concern in eastern Europe.
Answer:
A. a meander eroded through its bank and created an oxbow lake
Explanation:
- A meander is one of the series of the patterns that include the bends and the curves and the loops and windings in the channels of the river and the stream and it swings for the side to the side and flows across the floodplains and is created by the eroded and is formed in the decorative patterns as well by the geomorphic features that result oxbow lakes which are a form of the cutoff lakes.
The river which flows just south of Cincinnati, Ohio, is the Ohio River.
It is the largest tributary of the Mississippi River and it represents a natural border between Ohio and Kentucky. It flows through six American states , and it is 1,579 km ( = 981 miles) long.
