Actually Welcome to the Concept of the History.
Environmental Problems, such as Pollution in the river are :
=> The main causes of water pollution in the Ganga river are the disposal of human sewage and animal waste, increasing population density, and disposal of industrial waste into the river.
=> Some of the dams being constructed along the Ganges basin will submerge substantial areas of nearby forest.
Social problems:
1. The Ganga Action plan (GAP) largely ignored public participation despite having funds allocated for it. It is interesting to note, therefore, that the NGRBP has made provisions for public participation although it has not yet outlined how it is to be implemented .
2.Lack of proper discharge of religious offerings.
3.Lack of creation of eco-friendly offerings made to the river.
Answer:
2. Sediment B quartz sand forms when rocks first break apart
Explanation:
- Limestone is a carbonate rock that sedimentary in origin that is often made up of skeletal body parts of freshwater organisms such as corals, and mollusks, etc.
- Major material of mineral calcite. That are different crystal forms of calcium carbonate CaCO3. It's colorless or white, also gray, yellow, green. And chemically dissolves to form an acid.
- Calcite may form in substance to the response of organisms which result in sulfate dependent and when methane is oxidized. They have existed on earth primarily in forms of calcium carbonate in marine waters low magnesium calcite.
Answer:
Option C is correct.
Folding.
Explanation:
In Geography, folding is a process whereby rock layers bend due to compressional forces.
Just as described in the question above, compressional forces mean that the two ends of the rock layers are being pushed inwards towards each other. The rock layer, just like the cloth layer described above, responds by bending or rumpling.
Hope this Helps!!!
There's three types of plate boundaries:
- Collision plate boundaries (where two or more plates of the same density collide )
- Adjacent plate boundaries (where two or more plates slide against each other)
- Subduction plate boundaries (where one or more plates with lesser density are subducting below the the plate that has bigger density).
I would say a. granite maybe. i am not sure.
