Answer:
If all the polar ice and glaciers melted, there would be a notorious rise in sea level, leaving thousands of cities located in lowlands, such as Miami or New Orleans, totally submerged under water.
Due to the melting of land ice, more water ends up in the oceans; for example, all the ice in Greenland spread across the oceans would account for seven meters of water; and a theoretical situation where all the ice in Antarctica would melt would result in an elevation of 61 meters.
<span>along shorelines
First, look at the definitions involved.
hydrosphere - All the water on earth's surface such as lakes and seas.
lithosphere - The rigid outer part of earth's crust.
Now look at the available choices:
on mountaintops
* Bodies of water aren't too common up on mountain tops. Not a good choice.
inside glaciers
* Inside glaciers? Not touching earth, but lots of ice instead. Also not a good choice.
at volcanoes
* Not a lot of water here either. Bad choice.
along shorelines
* Sounds good. The boundary between water and earth. This is the right answer.</span>
Erosion takes away material and sediment from the beach whereas deposition puts more sediment onto the beach
Heat it, oil it, then use a hammer. Bigger wrench with a coin underneath and bang the heck out of it.
