Answer: Geomorphic characteristics:
Explanation:
- The high flat surface that defines a plateau can continue for hundreds or even thousands of kilometres.
- In spite of the paucity of roads, one can drive over most of that plateau, where elevations exceed 4,500 metres (about 14,760 feet).
- Plateaus dissected (eroded) by rivers have remarkably uniform maximum elevations, but their surfaces can be interrupted by deep canyons.
- In the case of some regions described as plateaus, the surface is so dissected that one does not see any flat terrain.
<span>The student's experiment is modeled after mass wasting, which is also known as mass movement or slope movement. One of the factors of mass wasting is gravity. The water from the hose weighs down the soil and causes the clumps of soil to move downward through the stack of rocks.</span>
Effects of climate change in Durban
These include changes from year to year in water availability, potential damage to infrastructure, threats to biodiversity and ecosystems, impacts on agriculture and food security, higher energy consumption, and health impacts. The urban poor are likely to be the most at risk.
Answer:
Aerosol effects
Explanation:
Aerosol effects
Aerosol is a small packets of air that remain in the atmosphere.
We know that the sun is the major source of energy on the earth but it is not true that we receive all that energy. some portion of that energy is either absorbed by aerosol or clouds . therefore it keep the temperature of earth little cool. However some aerosol also reflect the sun energy and this depends on solely on the composition of particle that make aerosol.
