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Most Europeans are employed in the mining industry.<span>
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In artic areas, the annula temperatures is often below Freezing point
No, the answer is C. If it was A and the air cools, then why are deserts hot? The answer is C because as air rises it heats up and lose a its moisture through evaporation, leaving hot dry air for the deserts. This is called the rain shadow effect, where one side of the mountain is moist and cool and the other side is a desert.
The correct answer is - biosphere conditions.
The ecosystems and the structure of the vegetation are parts of the wider term that is the biosphere. According to that, any changes that will appear in the functioning of the ecosystems, or if the structure of the vegetation is affected by something, it means that the biosphere is experiencing changes, thus it is becoming affected by this changes.
