When the vertical rays of the sun cross the equator on their way northward, the date is known as?

When waves break, their energy gives a push to the water in a direction parallel to the shore, and the repeated breaking of many waves generates a longshore current traveling parallel to the shore. True or false?

The Paleocene-Eocene thermal maximum (PETM) is mainly of interest to climate scientists because: (Select one) a. it is an example of a glaciation period not caused by orbital changes b. many climate records disagree about its existence c.

Groundwater is an underutilized source of freshwater. True or False

What is the geographic significance of the piedmont region of georgia? a) it is made up of rolling hills and is home to stone mountain. b) it is known for the production of lumber, marble, and textiles.

Explain how large-scale agriculture leads to increased atmospheric CO2.

Which area lies directly east of the Rocky Mountains in the center of North America? Great Plains Sierra Nevada Mountains Appalachian Mountains Great Lakes

By what factors are all cultures defined? a) surroundings, upbringing and experiences, b) core religious values, family customs, and surroundings c) surroundings, terrain, and weather patterns d) upbringing, wars, and the rule of law

Also known as a toxic heavy metal, grass clippings are an example of hazardous waste. Why? a) It was produced by residents and employees. b) It was produced to supply people with goods and services.

From ___the english channel (#3; enter one word)

Farmers on the wide grassland or of the great plains broke up sod to grow crops