Canada: H
Alaska: P
US: H
Cuba: P
EU: H
Canada: P
Hawaii: H
Answer: Earth reinforcing
Explanation: Earth reinforcing is a method of strengthening the soil/ground when constructing foundation by combining materials such as steel or concrete to the soil. It is especially useful for the construction of conventional retaining walls or mining structures.
Historically, steel nets were used on areas with soft clay, such as sea beds. Some materials used now include Geonets and geogrids.
Maybe there's an app for that? Some kind of time lapse app? Or maybe set up a magnifying glass or a crystal ball on a stand and a piece of paper under it. As the sun passes, it will might burn a line on the page. As to how you would read this line, you would need some kind of measurement system - maybe do a baseline the day before and use you watch to record start and finish times.
Answer:
I. and II.
Explanation:
Due to the difference in sunlight and precipitation on the leeward and windward side of a mountain range, the plant and animal species that can survive in each zone may differ considerably.
The rain shadow effect also occurs on the leeward side of the mountain where precipitation is blocked by the mountain range and thus prevented from falling on the far side. On the windward side of a mountain range, precipitation tends to be copious as the water vapour in most air condenses to form rain clouds as it rises up the slopes of the range.
Glacial landscapes would have less erosion due to the colder climate and frozen water.
