<h2>Right answer: they are afraid to lose what they have</h2>
According to Suzuki people in northern countries do not share because they are afraid to lose what they have.
This excerpt was part of the speech Severn Cullis-Suzuki gave at the Rio Earth Summit held at Río de Janeiro, Brazil on 1992 when she was only a 12-year old girl.
In this context, Suzuki, being a child, addressed her speech to the adults at the summit, warning about the consequences of climate change and the apathy of people in this regard.
That has formed a mountain by erupting new material from the same location over 500,000 years. Cicero Over <span>is what ... Instead, the lava is being erupted from a rift and flowing away from the </span>eruption<span>, creating a </span>volcanic plain<span>.</span>
Answer: A.Santa Ana
Explanation:
This description perfectly agrees with the Santa Ana Winds (also called Santana Winds), which are due to a meteorological phenomenon that occurs between southern California and northern Baja California during autum and early winter (although they can also occur in the other seasons of the year). In this sense, strong winds are caused by high air pressure circulating clockwise at high altitudes in the Great Basin between Sierra Nevada and the Rocky Mountains (and the Mojave Desert).
It should be noted that these winds are characteristic of the region, which dry the vegetation, knock down electric utility poles and trees, and sometimes transport hot embers, being the main cause of fire spread.
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What is the dominant language of sub-Saharan Africa?
<span>Three of the six dominant languages in Subsaharan Africa—spoken by at least ten million people or more—are spoken in Nigeria: Hausa, Yoruba, and Ibo. The three remaining major languages of Subsaharan Africa are Swahili, Lingala, and Zulu.</span>
The policy, as expected with any authoritarian and centralized coverages, only brought benefit to the state. The one-child policy created despair in Chinese society, disallowing families to have a choice in the size of their family, and increased the amount of femicide in new-borns. The policy also brought further disadvantages to the society in current days, making the idea of families less predominant, as younger generations have been raised in families without siblings and have little to no developed ideas about the future that may cross their path. The state on the other hand raised further power over the people by controlling a traditionally important aspect of their lives, and created a more fearful and obedient generation.
