What is the maximum width (or length) of the largest dune?
The following questions are based on the portion of the “Kane Spring NW, California” quadrangle (scale 1:24,000; contour interval 10 feet) shown in Figure 46-6. These isolated dunes in the desert near the Salton Sea (33°11'02"N, 115°52'20"W) are moving over a surface that is only thinly covered with sand. To view this map in color, go to the Lab Manual website or scan the QR code for this exercise.
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about 500 feet
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A. Carbon resides in the exact middle of the periodic table, from left to right, with exactly the same number of reactive elements on either side of it. It can therefore react with the maximum number of elements. B. Carbon atoms are unique in their ability to form strong chemical bonds repeatedly with other carbon atoms, which permits the formation of countless possible structures. C. Carbon forms three different isotopes which allows for the formation of many more molecules than other elements. D. Carbon atoms uniquely contain exactly the same number (six) of protons, neutrons, and electrons in their atomic structure.
Regarding environmental laws and the U.S. Constitution, ________
A) the Constitution establishes that states have preeminence over federal policy in cases of environmental law B) federal environmental laws can override the Constitution, but state laws cannot C) the Constitution prohibits states from having environmental laws that are more strict than federal laws D) state environmental laws cannot violate the Constitution but can be more strict than federal laws
Why are temperature inversion noteworthy regarding air pollution?
A) Vertical mixing of pollutants is halted, trapping the pollutants under the inversion layer. B) Air pollution is completely inhibited from forming. C) Mesospheric conditions are replicated in the troposphere. D) Surface pollution is moderated by allowing surface air to mix with the air above.
Describe at least two important ways that the ocean interacts with large-scale atmospheric wind systems.?
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