<u>Answer:</u>
The climate in Eastern Europe is to blame for why there is not as much agriculture in Eastern Europe as can be found in Western Europe.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- Most of the western European countries are neighbored by the Atlantic Ocean. This makes the climatic conditions in Western Europe comparatively more favorable for agriculture than in Eastern Europe.
- The climate in Eastern Europe is characterized by prolonged and severe winters. Thus, not much agriculture is possible in Eastern Europe.
<span>It only adds up to 1% of the world’s oceans, but the Mediterranean sea is one of the most international waters on our planet. Nineteen nations border it, more than 10,000 species live in it and millions of people get food, work and pleasure from it. It is the feeding and breeding ground for many endangered species. Protecting this 1% could make a world of difference.</span>
The three rivers are;
The Satluj Basin
The Ganga Basin
The Brahmaputra Basin
