The correct answer is A. the Central Lowlands.
The Central Lowlands are a very interesting part of Australia. Big portion of this part of the country is actually lower than the sea level, so a slight increase in the sea level can make it a shallow sea inside of the continent. The biggest lakes of the country are located in here, but the problem is that most of the water is saline water because it is a remnant of the ocean water that once penetrated in here. It's a harsh place for living, while there's a short rainy season where huge amount of rain falls and everything turns green, after that it is dry for most of the year and it is pretty much desert like.
Answer:
the large ammounts of water around it evaporating into the air.
Explanation:
To study the spatial patterning of forests and forest fires and plan for better use of fire fighting resources in the U.S.
Ring of Fire. The Ring of Fire, also referred to as the Circum-Pacific Belt, is a path along the Pacific Ocean characterized by active volcanoes and frequent earthquakes.
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Thermal power and irrigation remained the two main water users in 2015, and the total withdrawal for thermal power decreased but increased for irrigation.
