Answer: idk because he sall you
Explanation:
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Urban Population Density, Climate Change, and Disasters The dense concentration of urban populations can increase susceptibility to the disasters that are likely to become more frequent and more intense as a result of climate change. Many aspects of urban areas are vulnerable to disasters and climate change.
Answer: Coastal Recession / Erosion
Explanation:
An Estuary is that part of the river that is semi closed and yet mixes with the sea or ocean.
Research has shown that rivers that have Dams built on them have led to rapid coastal erosion. This is because rivers usually carry sediments of SA and other particles with them but these sediments will instead be trapped by the dam instead of being deposited at the Estuary.
This Coastal erosion is a problem because it leads to serious Environmental problems such as the loss of habitat for some organisms, the loss of Coastal protection, loss of biodiversity as well as the reduction in livelihood of people living in Estuarine environments.
The Earth has been around for approximately 4.6 billions of years. Humans first evolved from I believe apes around 5 million years ago, with Homo Sapiens evolving around 2 million years ago or so. The current calendar system we use today, the Gregorian system (in most western nations like America) marks the year 0 as the year Jesus Christ was born, not when the Earth was formed. Years before Jesus' birth are marked as B.C., with the numbers getting higher the earlier you go. In the Japanese system, the year is marked by how long the current Emperor has been in power, making the current year (2017) Heisei 29 in traditional Japanese calendars.
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The fault is found by the geologist who was noticing that the land on 'one side of a break' in the crust is 'slightly higher' than the other side.
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- In the given question or the scenario, it has been described about how the breaking has occurred and how it has been surrounded by the fault boundary.
- Due to the fault found in the boundary, it can be observed that the crust is not seen in a same level as one is slightly 'higher' than the other.