What are the causes of poor solid waste management in your community?

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Answer 1

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I don't have poor solid waste in my community

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Answer 2

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The major causes of improper management of solid waste are related to the lack of financial management and logistics, deficient municipal infrastructures, lopsided planning pastures, disregard for basic aesthetics, and industrial and commercial growths as well as the perceptions and sociocultural practices 


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explain the weather conditions that will be expirienced by a tourist visiting cape town with the approach of a cold front​

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Analyze the photo below and answer the question that follows. A branch of a ginkgo tree. Photo by Wouter Hagens The ginkgo tree, seen in the image above, grows in the __________. A. steppe and woodlands of Central Asia B. North Indochina tropical forest C. forests of southern China D. Central Asian deserts Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

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The answer is C

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its central siberian plateau

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map of Nile Delta, Red Sea, Lower Egypt, Meroë, Giza, Mediterranean Sea, Nile River, Upper Egypt, Thebes, Nubia.

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Answer:

found this map online.

Explanation:

these are all places you can find on a map of Egypt. specifically a detailed map so that you can find the rivers and cities.

What is an earthquake?

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Answer: I guess the explanation is the answer

Explanation: An earthquake is caused by a sudden slip on a fault. The tectonic plates are always slowly moving, but they get stuck at their edges due to friction.

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b. the right lane is typically more fast than the left. hope this helps

5. Egypt and Ethiopia are fighting over the Nile river because:

A. Egypt is not sharing the water with other countries effectively.

B. Ethiopia is building a dam that could impact the flow of water into other countries.

C. Egypt is building a dam that could impact the flow of water into other countries.

D. Ethiopia's irrigation/farming practices are old and outdated which uses more than their
share of the Nile's water.

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Answer:

Egyp is building a dam that could impact the flow of water into other countries


Monsoons have both negative and
positive impacts in India.​

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Monsoons can have both negative and positive effects. Flooding caused by monsoon rains can destroy property and crops (SF Fig. ... However, seasonal monsoon rains can also provide freshwater for drinking and crop irrigation.

The negative impacts that monsoons have in India is that it leads to flooding and destruction. The positive impact is that it helps irrigation.

What are the monsoons in India

These are the periods of great rainfall in the nation of India. The monsoons are known to have very great impact in the country.

One of the impacts is the fact that it causes destructions in the nation. Another impact that it has is the fact that it helps farmers based on irrigation.

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Describe the use and effectiveness of water desalination as a measure of minimizing water shortages.

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Explanation:

Washington, DC–Food & Water Watch today released a new report that reveals that ocean desalination, an emerging technology often promoted by private corporations as a solution to drought and water shortages, creates a myriad of environmental and social problems. Desalination: An Ocean of Problemsfinds that desalination–the process of removing salt from seawater to make it drinkable, carries a high price tag, releases unregulated chemicals into drinking water supplies, uses large amounts of energy, pollutes waterways, and threatens fisheries and marine environments, among other drawbacks.

“Private companies are marketing desalination as a long-term solution to water shortages. In reality, they are taking advantage of communities where impending water crises are leading water managers to believe they must adopt extreme measures,” said Wenonah Hauter, executive director, Food & Water Watch. “Desalination is a risky water supply option that actually creates more problems than it solves.”

Desalination: An Ocean of Problems reports the following findings:

Desalination is expensive. Although the price tag varies by region and is often obscured by corporate underestimates and government subsidies, it is more often two to four times as costly as traditional options.

Desalination is bad for the environment and human health. The by-products of desalination include coagulalants, bisulfates, and chlorines. When concentrated waste is dumped into the ocean as it is with desalination, it is harmful to marine life and environments. Furthermore, power plants’ intake mechanisms, which are often teamed with desalination plants, kill at least 3.4 billion fish and other marine organisms annually. In addition to upsetting marine environments, desalination causes fishermen to lose at least 165 million pounds of fish a year today and 717.1 million pounds of potential future catch.

Desalted water also puts drinking water supplies at risk because seawater contains chemicals such as boron, that freshwater does not. Boron, only 50 to 70 percent of which is removed through the desalination process, has been found to cause reproductive problems and developmental problems in animals and irritation of the human digestive track. Current drinking water regulations do not protect the public from boron.

Desalination contributes to global warming and requires large amounts of energy. Removing salt from large volumes of water takes nine times as much energy as surface water treatment and 14 times as much energy as groundwater protection. Emissions created by desalination plants contribute to climate change, a leading factor of the droughts and water shortages the process is intended to mitigate.

Desalination turns water into a commodity. Private corporations are investing in desalination because it is a leading growth area in the global water market. As water becomes a scarcer commodity, global corporations are setting themselves up to sell water for a profit. Furthermore, private control of water makes in much harder to ensure public safety.

“Policy makers can better provide the public with safe, affordable water by implementing conservation measures to protect water supplies. It is up to the government to ensure the integrity of this vital natural resource. It should not be left to private corporations more concerned with revenue than service delivery,” said Hauter.

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Which ocean current cools the climate of some locations along the western coastline of North America?
A: Florida current
B: California current
C: Canaries current
D: Alaska Current

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California current.

I already knew this answer but a tip to help eliminate answers is that it said "western coastline". Florida is no where close to there. it's on the east side or north America and south. Then Alaska is on the west side but it's south-west, and i'm just gonna gO oUt oN a LiMb and say that the canaries current is is near canary because it is named after that and canary is in Spain so yeah

Indian standard time is determined by ----------------------- Meridian.

A) 82.5° E. B) 85.2° E. C) 92.5° E​

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Answer:

The longitude of 82½° E (82° 30'E) is considered as the standard meridian.

Explanation:

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82 1/2 East longitude is considered as the Standard Meridian of India

NAME 3 TYPES OF CHINEE ART?​

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Answer:

By object, traditional Chinese painting can be classified into three types, figure painting, landscape painting, and flowers and birds painting

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Answer:

By object, traditional Chinese painting can be classified into three types, figure painting, landscape painting, and flowers and birds painting.

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Put these ecosystems in order of least biodiversity to most biodiversity
Tropical rain forests
Temperate forests
Polar regions

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Polar regions
Temperate forests
Tropical rain forests

Polar regions do not have many animals.
Temperate forests have a few animals, not too many
Tropical rain forests have many different animals and many plants. Therefore, it has the most biodiversity

Polar regions

Temperate forests

Tropical rain forests

1. Why is there a time difference between countries around the globe ?

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I don really know why but it never made sense to me

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Os fusos horários situados a Leste são adiantados em relação a Greenwich, enquanto que os fusos a Oeste estão atrasados. Isso acontece porque a Terra gira de Oeste para Leste, ou seja, o Sol “nasce” a Leste indo em direção ao Oeste.

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ways tuataras and lizards are diffrent from each other?​

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Answer:

Tuataras have no external ears as lizards do and they enjoy cooler weather, whilst on the other hand lizards like it warm, unlike lizards, tuataras are nocturnal, meaning they are active at night.

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Complete the sentences with the correct form of [do], [be], or [have] with correct form. Some of the answers are negative.:

1. I work in a large company, but I ____ like it very much.

2. you been waiting long____?

3. It’s very hot today, ____ it?

4. I don’t understand what they ____ saying.

5. They ____ finished supper when we arrived

6. The job ____ advertised in last night’s paper.

7. You don’t see your parents very often. When ____ they emigrate?

8. What have you ____ to your hair? You look awful.

9. I always ____ a shower after work.

10. A new road ____ being built through the town centre at the moment.​

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Answer:

1: do

2: have

3: is

4: are

5: had

6: has

7: did

8: done

9: have

10: was

Which of these is a true statement?
A. The moon's phases change over the course of one month.
B. The moon has different phases during the spring and the autumn.
C. The moon rotates so that the entire moon can be seen from Earth.
D. The moon's phases occur because of Earth's revolution around the sun.

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i think its A. i am not sure though
A is for sure correct

What layer of earth's atmosphere above 10 kilometers has the most aerosol backscatter?

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Answer:

Troposphere.

Explanation:

The layer of the atmosphere is divided into five layers.

The layer of the atmosphere that extends up to 10 kilometers is the troposphere. The troposphere is close to the earth's surface which consists of water vapor and aerosol backscatter. It consists of the air needs for breathing and photosynthesis.

Therefore, the correct answer is the troposphere.

Analyze the map below and answer the question that follows.

A climate and ecosystem map of Africa with arrows labeled A, B, C, and D. Climates are shaded different colors. A points to just below the Sahara. B points to a region in the middle of Africa. C points to South Africa. D points to an area near Egypt.
Where is the Sahel located on the map above?
A.
region A
B.
region B
C.
region C
D.
region D

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The Sahel is region A.

Explanation:

The Sahel is a region that stretched in a roughly east to west direction, located just below, or rather just south of the Sahara Desert. The Sahel is a semi-arid region, acting as a transitional zone between the desert and the savanna. This relatively narrow (for African standards) region stretches from the Atlantic coast to the Indian Ocean coast.

There are a total of ten countries where the Sahel occupies territory, with some countries having a larger share, while some very small ones. Even though the region is semi-arid, in the areas where there are rivers, it is actually offering very conditions for agriculture, and more and more people have been using this. Another important thing that needs to be mentioned about the Sahel is that it is the region in which the Great African Wall is being created, which is an attempt to make this region forested and prevent desertification, which also brings is economic benefits and a better life for the people in the region.

Answer:

a

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What's Indiana's state bird?

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A cardinal/Northern cardinal

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The cardinal (Richmondena cardinalis cardinalis) was adopted as the state bird by the 1933 General Assembly (Indiana Code 1-2-8). The male (shown above) is bright red; the female is brown with dull red crest, wings and tail. They remain in Indiana year round and nest in thickets of brambles or low saplings. The eggs, 2 to 4, are bluish-white with brown markings.

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Question 9
Earthquakes are caused by shaking in the Earth's crust due to the rapid release of ______ energy.
a) mechanical
b) electromagnetic
c) chemical

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B ! Electromagnetic energy

In which direction is the plate moving at point A? A tectonic plate with transform boundaries running North-South. Spreading center ridges are perpendicular to the transform boundaries. Point A is located to the north of two spreading centers, one to the east, and one to the west. Points B and C are located to the south of two different spreading centers.

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Based on the direction of the transform boundaries, the plate at point A is moving northward.

Which direction is the plate moving at point A?

Point A is located to the north of two spreading centers, one to the east and one to the west. Since spreading centers are perpendicular to transform boundaries, this indicates that the plate at point A is moving in a northward direction.

The spreading centers to the east and west are pushing the plate towards the north which causes it to move in that direction. The fact that points B and C are located to the south of different spreading centers suggests that the plate is moving away from those centers.

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what would happen if igneous rock was first exposed to energy from the sun and then millions of years later to energy from Earth's interior?

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If an igneous rock is exposed to the sun for millions of years it becomes brittle. ... This would ultimately go breaking down the rocks over time turning it from igneous rock to sedimentary rock that is all small broken pieces of the igneous rock. This entire process would take millions of years to occur.

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The answer would be true

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With reference to an example discuss the characteristics of and threats to a distinctive coastal reef ecosystem. (8 marks) please write a big paragraph. Will mark as brainliest

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Physical damage or destruction from coastal development, dredging, quarrying, destructive fishing practices and gear, boat anchors and groundings, and recreational misuse (touching or removing corals).

Pollution that originates on land but finds its way into coastal waters.

What Do You K
2Things you know about the climate
change​

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Answer:

Explanation:Most of the increase in global temperatures since 1950 has been caused by human activity.

The average temperature of the Earth is determined by the greenhouse effect.Global temperatures have increased by about 1° Celsius in the past century.

Suppose that you develop the following hypothesis: Some floods in rivers have enough energy to carry large clasts, i.e., particles of sediment about the size of your thumb or larger. If true, then sedimentary rocks from fluvial environments, i.e., rivers of the geologic past, should include such large clasts. If false, then any finding of such large clasts in a sedimentary rock cannot be associated with river water flows. What observations would support a true result

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Answer:

b. stratigraphically alternating sequences of sandstones, conglomerates, and shales.

Explanation:

It is unlikely that one would find igneous rocks such as basalt and granite in fluvial environments. Coal is also not usually found in fluvial environments. Limestone prefers shallow and calm waters so would not be moved by water normally. This therefore invalidates options a, c, d, e and f.

For the hypothesis to be true, one would need to find conglomerates as these contain large clasts and are present in fluvial environments. Alternating sequences involving conglomerates and sandstones would indeed show that that some floods were able to carry large clasts.

The main economic activity that occurs in the US regions circled on the map above is A farming B. fishing C. manufacturing D. mining Please select the best answer from the choices provided СА B C​

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Probably manufacturing. Farming used to be very prominent but then we switched to technology and lost our use for it as much.

Answer:It D

Explanation:

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what is cenozoic are​

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Answer:

The Cenozoic Era meaning "new life" is the current and most recent of the three geological eras of the Phanerozoic Eon.

Definition: an era of geological history lasting from 70 million years ago to the present time in which there has been a rapid evolution of mammals and birds and of flowering plants.

The Cenozoic is also known as the Age of Mammals because the terrestrial animals that dominated both hemispheres were mammals – the Eutherians and the Metatherians. The extinction of many groups allowed mammals and birds to greatly diversify so that large mammals and birds dominated the Earth. The continents also moved into their current positions during this era.

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