Answer: The earth receives a certain amount of Insolation (short waves) and gives back heat into space by terrestrial radiation (longwave radiation). Through this inflow and outflow of heat, the earth maintains a constant temperature and this phenomenon is referred to as the heat budget of the earth. A heat budget is a perfect balance between incoming heat absorbed by the earth and outgoing heat escaping it in the form of radiation. Heat budget is important because it explains, why the earth neither warms up nor cools down despite the huge transfer of heat that takes place.
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The firing on Fort Sumter on April 12, 1861, was the first armed conflict of the <u>Civil War.</u>
The Danube, which is the second-longest river in Europe. The Loire, which flows through France and splits the country midway. The Elbe, which flows through Germany and the Czech Republic and links popular destinations. The Rhine, which streams 766 miles to the Netherlands and ends in the North Sea. The Volga, which is the longest river in Europe.
Answer: Water on earth is not distributed evenly; and the amount of SAFE DRINKING WATER is not accessible evenly.
Further, a large portion of the earth's water is ocean water (about 70% of the Earth itself is ocean water, which is not readily available for human consumption (or for consumption of other animals —or plants, for that matter; and not all people live near the ocean (from which seawater can be "converted" into potable water) or near places where potable water can be obtained.
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The beaches had been prepared with wire and pillboxes, and were defended with artillery and aircraft. One Japanese transport was sunk, with two damaged. But after heavy fighting the Japanese succeeded in landing most of their troops with about 800 casualties.
