how does deforestation impact the earths surface (geosphere)

The correct answer is D

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40% live within the European borders

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80%

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80% Russians live within European borders

The answer is the Canada Act also known as the Constitutional Act.

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The Police Foundation’s Future of Neighbourhood Policing project set out to bridge the gap between the end of the Neighbourhood Policing Programme
in 2008 and 2025, by which date the Policing Vision’s promise of a more proactive preventative form of local policing is due to be realised1. It has done so by investigating how and why neighbourhood policing has changed in England and Wales since 2008, and what it looks like in 2017/18, then using this new knowledge as a platform to establish sound principles for delivering sustainable, preventative, integrated and publicly connected local policing services for the future.
The exercise was necessary for four reasons.
First, because localism has fragmented the national narrative of neighbourhood policing; second, because, including for rhetorical reasons, the meaning of the ‘neighbourhood’ label has become opaque; third, because progress towards a shared national goal requires an understanding of where we are now;
and fourth, because it is clear that – in the context
of funding cuts, shifting priorities and new patterns
of demand – neighbourhood policing has not fared well, with warnings of ‘erosion’ to capacity and capability repeatedly issued2.
A broad set of research methods were employed: police workforce data was analysed, police
forces were asked to provide information on past developments and future plans, focus groups were conducted with 14 sets of neighbourhood police officers and PCSOs across seven police forces, force leads and national stakeholders were interviewed and practitioners were asked for input through a web survey. In total, force-level input was secured from 31 out of 43 territorial police forces alongside a rich pool of practitioner insight. These investigations
led to a number of conclusions3: Neighbourhood policing has diversified
considerably since 2008.
Workforce data analysis indicates that from
a relatively consistent starting point, forces have pursued different and often contrasting strategies in relation to their neighbourhood and broader local policing models (eg consolidation versus
radical redesign, specialism versus generalisation, civilianisation versus de-civilianisation etc.). On the ground, variation is apparent within as well as between forces. Local iterations can be universal or more targeted, high or low intensity, pragmatically allowed to dissolve into general local policing or reconfigured to accommodate this more ‘hybrid’ remit. Alternatively, neighbourhood policing can be reformed and refocused with either a community or harm/vulnerability focus, if the latter this can
be thematic or case-based.
The traditional outputs of neighbourhood policing have been eroded.
Front line practitioners consistently report that the number of staff available for core neighbourhood work has diminished substantially during the period while the demands on local policing have intensified and changed. The result has been significant attrition to the outputs and outcomes traditionally associated with neighbourhood policing; community engagement, visibility, community intelligence gathering, local knowledge and preventative proactivity are consistently reported to be in decline. However erosion is only part of the change narrative.
Neighbourhood policing has undergone two distinct shifts in purpose since 2008, towards vulnerability/harm prevention and towards servicing reactive demand.
Police force statements about the current purpose and meaning of neighbourhood policing demonstrate how ‘traditional’ aspects such as community engagement, problem solving, partnership working and reassurance, now sit alongside an emphasis
on vulnerability/hidden harm, demand reduction, evidence based practice and early intervention. Although pragmatic rather than idealistic, neighbourhood personnel have increasingly also been used to service reactive demand; 14 from 22 responding forces said neighbourhood personnel were abstracted to some extent or a lot (with the
rest saying a little). Some forces have designed the abstraction into a broader ‘neighbourhood

The answer is that buddhism and Hinduism but began in india :))

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It is a Big,Gorgeous, and There is northern,eastern,western, yess very pretty...

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There is a very big amount of space for it just look at a map :)

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D is my answer

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A. The continents were once a large land mass

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The Mayans were at about the same level of development as the Greeks and Romans.

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The Romans and Greeks are the most famous of the European civilizations of antiquity, and the reason for that is that they were more advanced than the rest of the European civilizations, at least in the majority of things. On the other side of the world, in Mesoamerica, the Maya existed much earlier than the Greeks and Romans, in the same period as these two, and outlived them. They have developed a civilization that was more advanced than the surrounding civilizations, and it was actually on about the same level of development as the Greeks and Romans.

If we take the accomplishments of the Maya on one side and the Greeks and Romans on another side, we will see that in most things they have about the same level of development, the Maya being more advanced in some aspects, while the Greeks and Romans in others, so they balance each other out. While at their peaks these civilizations seem to have reached about the same heights, it has to be mentioned that the Maya had a big portion of their achievements in a period where the Greeks and Romans were not existing as such, thus they developed certain things centuries and even millenniums earlier than their European counterparts.

D) Australia


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its d (destination for periodic migration)`

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D. Angels




Is the answer

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it is David

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I read the Bible so this one is pretty easy for me to answer

I think the answer is the 3rd one

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Both developed and developing countries have had significant negative impacts on the environment.

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The environment has been very badly affected by human activity. The negative effect has been present for a very long time, progressively becoming more and more serious, but since the start of the Industrial Revolution it has exponentially increased and the effects have been horrific. While there are differences between the impact of developed and developing countries, the fact is that both have had significant negative impacts.

The now developed countries were actually the first ones to start with massive impact on the environment, which was a result of the usage of fossil fuels, rapid economic growth, and constantly growing demand for natural resources. The developing countries have started off later with their massive impact, but it has had the same results. While the developed countries are turning a page and try to be as environmentally friendly as possible, that is not the case with the developing countries that try to become developed. To put it simply, The forests that were destroyed in the UK several hundred years ago are not getting back, and the forests that were recently destroyed and still are getting destroyed in Indonesia will not just come back, at least not with the current trends.

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Yemen, Iraq, and Egypt.

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True.

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Moon revolves around the earth

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true

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there's a reason why we call the moon the Earth's natural satellite

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Correct answer is through intelligence about the Soviet nuclear program .

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First two options are not correct of course because this led more to the strengthening of economy of United States, and was not pointed towards the Soviet Union.

Third option is not correct as this was related more to their space race that started during the 1950s.

Last option is correct as both countries were espionage each other which in some cases almost led to the war between two countries.

Dam Daniel back at it again with da white vans

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D support the passage of import duties on manufactured goods

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Due to terrain and its elevation

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The Pampas (from the Quechua: pampa, meaning "plain") are fertile South American lowlands that cover more than 1,200,000 square kilometres (460,000 sq mi) and include the Argentine provinces of Buenos Aires, La Pampa, Santa Fe, Entre Ríos, and Córdoba; all of Uruguay; and Brazil's southernmost state, Rio Grande do Sul. The vast plains are a natural region, interrupted only by the low Ventana and Tandil hills, near Bahía Blanca and Tandil (Argentina), with a height of 1,300 m (4,265 ft) and 500 m (1,640 ft), respectively.

Pampas
Natural region
Landscape in the Pampas at eye level. Brazil.
Landscape in the Pampas at eye level. Brazil.

No country other than Turkey views is as a sovereign state is the answer. This is because to be a “real” nation, one of the key steps is being recognized by most, if not all of the United Nations’ members.


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The correct answer is C: Rome

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I just did this assignment and got it correct.

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It's C

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Igneous rocks are classified by particle size

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I think this is right. Hope i could help you plz let me know if i did help. have a blessed day!!

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A.) Lithification is the process of rock formation

Explanation:

Rember the root "Lith" is a Greek root that means rock. "Lithos"

Hence, Lithification is the process of rock formation.

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the answer is D 5:4

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it's because the number of camels is 5 and the number of walruses is 4

so its 5 to 4 which is in ration 5:4

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The Primary sector of the economy includes any industry involved in the extraction and production of raw materials, such as farming, logging, hunting, fishing, and mining. The primary sector tends to make up a larger portion of the economy in developing countries than it does in developed countries..

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