Sinkholes can for when:
A. <span>Rainwater containing carbon dioxide dissolves underground rock
</span>Water in an underground rock<span> or sediment layer is groundwater. </span>Underground<span> water </span>can<span> also erode and deposit material. </span>Rainwater<span> absorbs </span>carbon dioxide<span> (</span><span>CO2) as it falls. The CO2 groundwater creates landforms by </span>dissolving<span> away </span><span>rock.</span>
Answer:
Conservation
Explanation:
One important way to increase non-renewable resources is by conserving them.
- Non-renewable resources are resources which cannot be replenished at the current rate of their usage.
- In short, they become depleted with with usage
- When resources are conserved, they are strategically used.
- This ensures that time is given for them get replenished in the ecosystem.
Examples of non-renewable resources that must be conserved are metallic ores and fossil fuels.
Also, it must be noted that when resources are recycled, it reduces the dependence on the natural resources.
The most populous spanish speaking country is Mexico.
Waves begin to "feel
bottom" when the depth of water is equal to one-half the wavelength.
As the wave approach a shallow shore, its path is altered. This distortion
caused the waves to become slow. As the wave becomes higher, the length of the
wave decreases.
The answer is C.
Deep ocean water is colder than surface ocean water.
