The term in the column 1 that match to the column 2 are as follows:-
- Ice sheet - Size of a continent
- Erratic - Boulder or rock dropped by glaciers
- Deforestation - Increases erosion
- Glacier - Carves away the land
<h3>What is Deforestation?</h3>
Deforestation refers to the cutting down of the trees in the large quantity, which can lead to the environmental issues such as erosion of soil, flooding, loss of habitats etc. It leads to the increase in the level of the erosion as the soil loses it holds.
Ice sheet is a continental glacier in the polar region of the earth which contains 99% of the freshwater.
Erratic refers to a rock or boulder that stands out from the surrounding rocks and is said to have been transported there by glaciers.
Glacier are collection of the ice, rock and other sediments carves away the land.
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</span><span>Geography is a self-professed spatial science.The geographic metaphor, however, is but one of many that incorporates spatial thinking into the rubric of a knowledge base.Because of their essential interest in human-environment relations, geographers have "spatializes" non-spatial data they extract from the real world.In addition to regarding the earth and the people on it as their eminent domain, this allows them to reason spatially about phenomena by representing it in spatial formats, particularly by representing phenomena on maps.But they also spatialize by representing data in graphic formats.For example, they draw population pyramids of the non-spatial demographic data on age structure;
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