Avalanches, streams, or mudslides
We can control resource depletion by rationing them and making thing that don't need or use so much resources.
I would say that probably classifying natural disasters and their impact on man would most likely be considered by William Hughes as true geography as rather than just describing earth's features it would show the impact of earth's processes on man.
<span>B) Hurricanes derive their energy from heat.
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A hurricane begins with a pre-existing
disturbance, an area of low pressure. Favorable conditions advances to the
formation of hurricanes. The first one which greatly contributes to the
seasonal variation in the number of hurricanes that form in the Atlantic is an
increase in sea surface temperatures. For a tropical depression to mature into a
hurricane, it requires heat energy from the ocean surface.</span><span>
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