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How does erosion cause a waterfall to move -upstream?

The force of water in a river, and more specifically, in a waterfall, has the ability to carve and erode the banks of the river. This is known as hydraulic action. As water falls over a waterfall, it has ...

Answered by Thomas R. Geography tutor
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What are the possible human and physical causes of water insecurity?

  Water insecurity is defined as the lack of a reliable source of water, of appropriate quality and quantity to meet the needs of the local human population and environment. It is often caused by water sc...

Answered by Emma T. Geography tutor
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Explain how a waterfall forms with reference to the processes involved

The formation of a waterfall begins when geological differences occur in the rock over which a river flows. The most common set up is a layer of more resistant 'cap rock' lying on top of a larger layer of...

Answered by Hannah G. Geography tutor
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Explain why it can be said that we live on a 'shrinking' planet?

The term 'shrinking' planet is another way of referring to the process of globalisation, or the deepening and strengthening of ties across transnational borders. This manifests itself in two main ways - g...

Answered by Paul F. Geography tutor
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Hot does climate affect soils in hot deserts?

The soil found in hot desserts is called aridisol.  In short the soil found in desserts are pooor in organic matter and rich in salts.

On of the main climatic factors affecting soil is the lack of ...

Answered by Janine A. Geography tutor
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