Answer: a. Closer light source has stronger intensity. argues for this hypothesis
b. Earth's closest approach to Sun is in January. argues for this hypothesis
c. Earth's orbit is elliptical. argues against this hypothesis
d. S and N hemispheres have opposite seasons argues for this hypothsis
Explanation: This is my best guess.
Answer:
Earthquake cause damage to life and property thus the producing long term changes to surroundings , and at time leads to changes in behaviour such as migration
Explanation:
- The collapse of buildings and roads can cause sudden disruptions to life and property hence these changes need to strictly evaluated and estimated. Some of the short term but sudden changes like droughts, floods, and volcanic eruptions are produced in such type of environment which is hazardous to both animal and human life.
- Long term impact may be seen as in the form of habitat destruction that causes the species to migrate in search of food and shelter, this behavior change may be caused due to the unbalanced in the system.
- Depending on the magnitude of the earthquake and frequency of its occurrence. The intensity of earthquakes will have to sever impacts o the people movement as relocating people is not an easy task that too at the time of an earthquake event as the ground can still produce tremors, through finding shelter is a must.
Answer: Groundwater pumping and irrigation can disrupt natural atmospheric processes, affect the whole water cycle, and potentially worsen water shortages during heatwaves, a new study suggests. The findings contribute to our understanding of how to manage water resources under future climate change conditions. The study shows how some of the most intensive water managed areas of Europe - such as the Iberian Peninsula - could be affected by the extraction of groundwater during years when conditions are especially hot and dry, potentially amplifying water scarcity in already-stressed regions.