Option A as nuclear waste is solid and is dumped in the sea/ground while the smoke emitted by the burning of fossil fuels goes into the sky
Answer:
Generally, the temperature of Earth's oceans decreases as you go deeper.
Explanation:
Sunlight as well as the atmosphere may be seen as the prime reasons for the surface of the oceans to be a higher temperature than at deeper depths. The question specifically includes the word <em>generally</em> to allude to the idea that geothermal vents (as well as other features) can result in small sections of the ocean or ocean floor to even be a higher temperature than the surface, even though they are found much deeper.
Answer:
D - Other scientists can validate or disprove the findings
Explanation:
Publishing findings of their research projects is important as it enables peer-revision on their journals. The work can then be evaluated by the community at-large to validate or disprove it, which opens the dialogue with associate researchers.
Answer: The broadest group for classification is "Domain".
Domain is a taxonomic group that lies above kingdom level and divides all life forms into three broad categories that is Archea, Bacteria, and Eukarya.
On the contrary, Taxon is a rang or a unit (like species, genus, class) that is designated in the biological classification of organisms.
Thus, b) Domain is the right answer.
Answer:
anthropocentric (human-centered), biocentric (life-centered), or ecocentric (earth-centered). As worldviews go from being human-centered to more earth-centered (moving out from the center of the figure) instrumental values play a lesser role, and intrinsic values become more important. The view that a wild species, an ecosystem, biodiversity, or the biosphere has value only because of its usefulness to us is called an anthropocentric (human-centered) instrumental value. In contrast, the view that these forms of life are valuable simply because they exist, independently of their use to human beings, is called a biocentric (life-centered) intrinsic value. According to the biocentric worldview, ALL species and ecosystems and the biosphere have both intrinsic and instrumental value, we are just one of many species, and we have an ethical responsibility not to impair the long-term sustainability and adaptability of the earth's natural systems for all life.
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