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What are depositional and erosional landforms?

DefineErosion is the process of wearing down by wind, water or other natural agents. It can dissolve rock, by weakening it or turning it into small fragmentsDe...

Answered by Cosima G. Geography tutor
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Using a specific example, discuss the main differences in how HICs and LICs are affected by hazards

A hazard is an extreme natural event that poses threat to life and property, examples of such hazards might be volcanic eruptions, earthquakes or tsunamis. The hazard that I am going to explore is that of...

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Explain and describe the formation of constructive plate boundaries and a landform associated with them.

A constructive plate boundary occurs when two tectonic plates are moving away from one and other. This movement is caused by currents within the mantle. As the plates are slowly pulled apart the rising ma...

Answered by Rudi M. Geography tutor
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How do waterfalls form?

Waterfalls form where a river is flowing over hard rock lying on soft rock. The soft rock is eroded faster, so there is a step in the river which deepens over time. It is eroded by hydraulic action and ab...

Answered by Dakota R. Geography tutor
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Discuss the socio-economic consequences of soil degradation.

There are more than 20 million km2 of degraded land worldwide (2015). Overgrazing and agricultural mismanagement affect more than 12 million km2 and 20% of the world's pasture and ra...

Answered by Tomas K. Geography tutor
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