How does the amount of water used affect the amount of energy used?

How does igneous rock become sedimentary rock?

Why are pollen grains useful when studying the climate history of a region? They may contain the remains of ancient organisms. They may have rings inside them that reflect variations in the local climate.

What is a hemisphere? A) the line of longitude known as the prime meridian. B) one-fourth of the area on Earth. C) the line of latitude known as the equator. D) a half of the world, split by either the prime meridian or the equator

What does this population pyramid indicate about Denmark's recent population growth? a) It is relatively stable b) It is rapidly shrinking c) It is extremely unstable d) It is rapidly expanding

The amount of energy released by an earthquake is measured by its

What are dry docks and what happens there? (3)

A boy wins a trip. The first thing he notices when he arrives is the cold temperatures and the thick coniferous forests. It snows during his visit. The area averages 35cm to 100 cm of precipitation per year.

If an Earthquake registered high on the Richter scale and low on the Mercalli scale, then it occurred most likely in which type of location?

What is the name of the largest lake in central america?

Although there are no glacier in florida, how have glaciers affected Florida?