Answer:
1. Drainage Basin
2. mouth
3. discharge
4. headwaters
5. meanders.
6. floodplain
Explanation:
A drainage basin is an area where water from precipitation such as rainwater collects before draining into a water body such as a river.
A delta is created where the highest quantity of sediments are deposited at the mouth of a river.
A river's discharge is the quantity of water flowing through a channel in a river.
The headwaters of a river are the source of water of a river, and are usually the farthest point from where it joins/empties into another water body.
Meanders are common feature of A stream with a low to moderate gradient.
A river with a well-developed floodplain has a flat low-lying channel and floods when there is a high quantity of water flowing through the river.
The two biggest aspects of the global climate change that impact the forests are the temperature and the precipitation. The temperature increases globally, this affects the forests because the trees are adapted on certain temperatures, but now are faced with rapid increase of the same, and the time for adaptation is much shortened, so lots of forests degrade or gradually die off. The precipitation is a crucial factor for all plants. The forests are on places where there's sufficient amount of precipitation, but now lots of regions in the world are suffering from reduced precipitation, this also causes the degrading and dying off of the forests.
A current of air, especially a natural one that moves along or parallel to the ground, moving from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure. Surface wind<span> is measured by anemometers or its effect on objects, such as trees.</span>
