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Where was the "new economy" born in the U.S.?
Where was the "new economy" born in the U.S.?
Where was the "new economy" born in the U.S.?
Geography and Earth Sciences   nicoleg7   168   Asked 6 years ago
Evaluate the economic challenges of Western Australia's mineral extraction industries.
Evaluate the economic challenges of Western Australia's mineral extraction industries.
Evaluate the economic challenges of Western Australia's mineral extraction industries.
Geography and Earth Sciences   mycorollas   209   Asked 6 years ago
During the Paleozoic many biologic and geologic events occurred. List, then describe 4 different and
During the Paleozoic many biologic and geologic events occurred. List, then describe 4 different and
During the Paleozoic many biologic and geologic events occurred. List, then describe 4 different and significant event and what their impact were for this era
Geography and Earth Sciences   mahsa1911   520   Asked 7 years ago
This is a question of enviromental science that I do not know.
This is a question of enviromental science that I do not know.
In general,
  A)hypotheses describe and theories explain.
  B)experiments test and laws explain.
  C)aws describe and theories explain.
 D) laws explain and theories describe.
Geography and Earth Sciences   LP77   206   Asked 7 years ago
Why is it so difficult to interpret the geology of the Precambrian? How are these difficulties or ...
Why is it so difficult to interpret the geology of the Precambrian? How are these difficulties or ...
Precambrian time, period of time that extends from about 4.6 billion years ago (the point at which Earth began to form) to the beginning of the Cambrian Period, 542 million years ago. The Precambrian represents more than 80 percent of the total geologic record.
Geography and Earth Sciences   Nilly1501   358   Asked 7 years ago
In determining the size of hail stones, weather spotters should report the longest dimension of the ...
In determining the size of hail stones, weather spotters should report the longest dimension of the ...
True or False
Geography and Earth Sciences   amiddleton33   776   Asked 7 years ago
Megathrusts between subducting oceanic crust and an overriding plate are a potential source of ...
Megathrusts between subducting oceanic crust and an overriding plate are a potential source of ...
A) oceanic crust is "thrust" over the continent along a megathrust so that forces the land downward producing a tsunami
B) one side of the fault is on land and the other is underwater so an earthquake could cause a landslide or tsunami depending on which side moved
C) the earthquakes on these faults are underwater and could displace large amounts of water from th
Geography and Earth Sciences   allover1   420   Asked 7 years ago
The Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) is associated with the ______ pressure belt A.Equatorial ...
The Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) is associated with the ______ pressure belt A.Equatorial ...

The Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) is associated with the ______ pressure belt
      
A.Equatorial Low
      
B.Sub-Tropical High
      
C.Sub-Polar Low
      
D.Polar High
      
E.Equatorial High

Geography and Earth Sciences   mahsa1911   346   Asked 7 years ago
Are these core or Peripheral countries
Are these core or Peripheral countries
Developed Regions?
high GDP per capita?
Third World?
large primary sector of economy?
high debt service relative to GDP?
economically diversified?
high mass consumption?
post-industrial economies?
autarkic regions?
in the "debt trap”??
Establish Export Processing Zones (EPZs)?
LDCs?
GNP/capita < $5000?
wood for
Geography and Earth Sciences   mhurckes   352   Asked 7 years ago
In terms of the GII, most African countries have
In terms of the GII, most African countries have
In terms of the GII, most African countries have
Geography and Earth Sciences   lovewa   283   Asked 7 years ago
Which statement correctly describes part of Earth’s global atmospheric...
Which statement correctly describes part of Earth’s global atmospheric...
Which statement correctly describes part of Earth’s global atmospheric circulation?

A. Air rises at the equator and at 30⁰N latitude
   
B. Air falls at the equator and at 30⁰N latitude
   
C. Air falls at the equator and rises at 30⁰N latitude
   
D. Air rises at the equator and falls at 30⁰N latitude
   
E. Air rises at the equator and f
Geography and Earth Sciences   puchacho11   349   Asked 7 years ago
A maritime Polar (mP) air mass is ________.
A maritime Polar (mP) air mass is ________.
A maritime Polar (mP) air mass is ________.
A) warm and dry
B) warm and humid
C) cold and humid
D) cold and dry
Geography and Earth Sciences   drelog   408   Asked 8 years ago
T/F More and more US suburbs have become collectively self-sufficient?
T/F More and more US suburbs have become collectively self-sufficient?
T/F Urban influence zones refers to areas outside of the city that are still affected by the city?

T/F More and more US suburbs have become collectively self-sufficient?
Geography and Earth Sciences   Gabbyfalz05   1492   Asked 8 years ago
How do we come up with the age of Miocene for the volcanic plug? I
How do we come up with the age of Miocene for the volcanic plug? I
 How do we come up with the age of Miocene for the volcanic plug? I
Geography and Earth Sciences   tdktwan   3434   Asked 9 years ago
How would the primary MINEROLOGY be different if these rocks were more felsic?
How would the primary MINEROLOGY be different if these rocks were more felsic?
1. How would the primary MINEROLOGY be different if these rocks were more felsic?
2. How would the primary MINEROLOGY be different if these rocks were more mafic?
Geography and Earth Sciences   tdktwan   1136   Asked 9 years ago
what is the relative age of the Green Valley Tonalite vs. the Dacite Plug at Cal
what is the relative age of the Green Valley Tonalite vs. the Dacite Plug at Cal
what is the relative age of the Green Valley Tonalite vs. the Dacite Plug at Calavera Hills? use superposition, inclusion data, or crosscutting relationships
Geography and Earth Sciences   tdktwan   981   Asked 9 years ago
Specifically describe how would tell the following minerals apart using minera
Specifically describe how would tell the following minerals apart using minera
Specifically describe how would tell the following minerals apart using mineral properties. Be complete. Do not just state the property, but how it distinguishes each mineral species. Do not use color as the only factor. Make sure and use cleavage, fracture, and hardness as well as other properties.
1. Hornblende and Feldspar
2. Fluorite and Hornblende
3. Quartz an
Geography and Earth Sciences   tdktwan   581   Asked 9 years ago
Do you think global climate change is really occurring? Why or why not? Cite exa
Do you think global climate change is really occurring? Why or why not? Cite exa
Do you think global climate change is really occurring? Why or why not? Cite examples.
Geography and Earth Sciences   barry   401   Asked 10 years ago
Evaluate the validity of sunspot periods changing climate on Earth.
Evaluate the validity of sunspot periods changing climate on Earth.
Evaluate the validity of sunspot periods changing climate on Earth.
Geography and Earth Sciences   barry   498   Asked 10 years ago
Using the information you presented in your answer for the previous question, co
Using the information you presented in your answer for the previous question, co
Using the information you presented in your answer for the previous question, compare the greenhouse effect on Earth to that on planetary bodies such as the Moon and Venus.
Geography and Earth Sciences   barry   353   Asked 10 years ago
Draw a sketch of the greenhouse effect on Earth. Be sure to label the various ty
Draw a sketch of the greenhouse effect on Earth. Be sure to label the various ty
Draw a sketch of the greenhouse effect on Earth. Be sure to label the various types of radiation and explain how heat is trapped.
Geography and Earth Sciences   barry   503   Asked 10 years ago
In March 1979, the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania suffere
In March 1979, the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania suffere
In March 1979, the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania suffered a partial-meltdown of one of its reactors, resulting in the release of small amounts of radioactive gases and radioactive iodine. Public confidence in the use of nuclear power dropped and some locations put moratoriums on the construction of new power plants. Today, with concerns for the rising cost of
Geography and Earth Sciences   barry   299   Asked 10 years ago
One of the hot-button political issues at the beginning of the 21st century invo
One of the hot-button political issues at the beginning of the 21st century invo
One of the hot-button political issues at the beginning of the 21st century involved the proposal to drill for oil beneath the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Proponents of drilling argued that the oil recovered would reduce American dependence on foreign oil and would stimulate the economy. Those against drilling argued there would be significant environmental harm, the reserves w
Geography and Earth Sciences   barry   284   Asked 10 years ago
Evaluate the following statement: "Humans are agents of weathering and erosion."
Evaluate the following statement: "Humans are agents of weathering and erosion."
Evaluate the following statement: "Humans are agents of weathering and erosion." Explain. Also, state whether you agree or disagree.
Geography and Earth Sciences   barry   1617   Asked 10 years ago
Based on the eruptive materials, volcanic hazards, and violence of eruptions, wh
Based on the eruptive materials, volcanic hazards, and violence of eruptions, wh
Based on the eruptive materials, volcanic hazards, and violence of eruptions, which type of volcano would be the most dangerous to live near? Cite specific hazards and how they could affect nearby residents.
Geography and Earth Sciences   barry   1210   Asked 10 years ago
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