Answer:
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Explanation:
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A. increased water scarcity B. overfishing C. decreased soil salinity D. deforestation
Overfishing, decreased soil salinity and deforestation are concerns about agricultural production and its effect but the increased water scarcity is not.
Overfishing is considering a fish species from the water and because of that population of fish is lack which is not good.
Soil salinity can stop the plant from growing and also the quality of water.
Deforestation is the removal of forests or trees and it has a big effect on agricultural production.
For energy resources, Poland's most important one is coal (and also lignite) which is mined in Upper Silesia in some large open pits mined there since the 19th century at least. It does have some petroleum in the Baltic Sea but still must import it from Russia.
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The Fertile Crescent is basically where human civilization started. It stretches from Mesopotamia and across the Mediterranean coast to Egypt. Early civilizations depended on agriculture. To make agriculture, you need a river because it is a good water source to help grow your crops.
If you look at the map I have provided below, you will see that there are tons of rivers. This would make it very easy for settlers to grow crops. This means that sea tides and eroding mountains aren't the answer. I don't think the rivers were flooding and natural canals is an oxymoron because canals are artificial waterways, but this all should give you and idea.
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Answer: Geothermal energy consists of energy stored in soil, underground rocks, and fluids in the earth's mantle.
Explanation:
Geothermal energy refers to the heat that comes from deep inside the earth. It is a renewable energy source as a result of the heat that is continuously produced inside the earth. It is clean and sustainable and its resources vary from shallow ground to hot water and hot rock that can be found a few miles beneath the Earth's surface. Geothermal heat can be used for bathing, for heating buildings and also to generate electricity.
1. Tiltmeter matches with <span>"The _____ suggests that the ground has risen about 2 inches."
2. </span><span>Richter scale: </span>"People in the cafeteria felt the quake, but those in the conference room didn't. The earthquake magnitude must've been around 3 on the _____."
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3. </span>Mercalli intensity scale: <span>"If you want to measure the earthquake based on the level of damage incurred, use the _____."
4. S</span>eismograph: <span>"The _____ records P waves first, then S waves."
5. C</span>orrelation Spectrometer (COSPEC): "Look! That volcano is emitting smoke! Grab your _____ and measure the sulfur dioxide content."
6. Moment Magnitude Scale: <span>"I would use a _____ to measure the magnitude of earthquakes that occur over large areas." </span>
