Why did Sweden, Denmark, and Great Britain reject the euro?
Sweden feared a loss of financial and monetary independence. Danes worried that the euro would threaten their generous welfare benefits or even their national unity. When Britain had to decide whether to use the common currency, its economy was stronger than those of Germany and France, giving the "Brits" confidence in shunning the euro.
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What does it mean if the water table of a potential spring does not reach above the ground surface?
A) The aquifer does not have any recharge into it and thus is dry. B) There will never be any artesian wells or springs associated with the aquifer. C) It will not be possible to pull water out of the aquifer from any type of well. D) The aquifer does not have a high enough permeability to produce water
The short residence time of water in the atmosphere allows a water molecule to have a stronger ability to do which of the following, compared to a situation if the residence time in the atmosphere were larger?
A. acquire potential energy and convert it to kinetic energy B. store and release latent heat C. participate in the hydrologic cycle D. erode the surface E. All of these.
Which of the following processes is most closely associated with "rusting"?
A) Hydrolysis B) Hydration C) Carbonation D) Oxidation E) Nivation
The higher the frequency of a wave, the
A. shorter the wavelength. B. longer the wavelength. C. neither of these D. indeterminate