It is a productive farming area
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The First Consequence of Greed is dissatisfaction and as for dissatisfaction, it destroys endeavor and enthusiasm for work, and causes the dissatisfied person to complain instead of giving thanks, and makes him lazy. Such a person abandons possessions which though few in number are licit and seeks possessions that are illicit and trouble-free.
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Answer:
The presence of iridium in concentrations higher than 100 times the normal in the Cretaceous–Paleogene (K–Pg) boundary supports the Alvarez Impact Hypothesis.
Explanation:
Father and Son Alvarez argued that since iridium is present in extremely minute quantities on earth, its presence in very high concentrations in this layer which is thought to date back to 66 million years is evidence that an extraterrestrial impact took place which brought the iridium. The high destructive nature of the impact spread the iridium far and wide which deposited on the surface which is why it is present in this layer which dates back to that period.
Answer: 2060
Explanation:
The world's population is expected to reach 9.7 billion by 2050 and it is projected that the European and Mediterranean population will be less than 50% of the population of the U.S.
The population of the U.S is projected to be over 403 million and will be the fourth most populous country in the world. The European/Mediterranean population will fall to below 200 million in 2060. This region covers France, Portugal, Italy, Spain, Greece, Malta and Cyprus. Population of these countries in 2060 are projected to be about 67 million, 8.5 million, 50.5 million, 41 million, 8.4 million, 414,000, and 1.3 million respectively.
The correct answer is - deforestation.
Deforestation is a huge issue when it comes to soil erosion. When there's thicker vegetation the soil is in place and the erosion is minimal. This is due to the root systems of the trees, bushes, grashes, that are making a natural net inside the soil that holds it in place and doesn't allow the soil to be moved away and thus erosion to take place. But when we have a deforested landscape than the situation is the total opposite. The soil is left on its own and it doesn't have any protection from the root systems to keep in place, so with every rain it is eroding slowly and occasionally quickly when there's heavy rainfall. Most of the erosion takes place on the steeper parts.
