The answer is a stream. The water leaves a lake through a stream to maintain the freshness of the lake waer. A stream is where the water flows downhill from an open lake. An open lake is where the water flows constantly so that the water is fresh.
<span>Promote sustainable economic development, especially sustainable tourism</span>
<span>Faults that are undergoing movement (i.e. displacement of rock
strata) that is essentially horizontal in direction and parallel to the strike
of the fault surface are called Strike-slip faults. </span>Other names for Strike-slip faults<span> are transcurrent faults, wrench
faults, or lateral faults.</span>
The Earth's gravity effects the erosion on it's surface with it's pulling force that pulls everything towards it's center, thus causing everything to fall and move from the higher parts towards the lower ones on the surface. When there's mass movement, the gravitation pulls it downwards, so huge amounts of ground, buildings, plants, animals, rocks fall and move to a certain lower place, thus stripping one place but filling another with lot of material of all sorts. The rivers always move downwards because of the gravitational pulling force, because of their movement they are able to pull lots of things with them, so everything they carry with them, they carry it in the lower parts and make depositions on the places were they are very slow or where they end. The glaciers are moving slow, Because of the gravitation that movement is downwards. Since they are very heavy and solid, they break the rocks with the pressure they cause on them, so they pull of that material to the lower places were they melt.
