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Volcanoes are constructive, as they build up the land.
A volcano is a constructive force of geology. Molten magma forms new rocks. Lava flows can form new islands and land forms.
No, a flood can not be destructive and constructive, but it can be destructive.I think Egyptians would disagree. The country of Egypt flourished for millennia because the annual flooding of the Nile deposited fertile soil on top of the Saharan sand.A small flood, like a river one, will only damage basements. Things stored there will get wet and waterlogged, the floors will get really really yucky. Big things like tsunamis make people drown and destroy houses.
Discipline of nature is a great teacher,because the learner does not have to wait for his answer.it comes quickly and is directed towards the needed corrections.nature is impartial,impersonal and indifferent.
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Stone Mountain was probabaly made by constructive forces, since it is from underground and Mother nature helped it rise.
To start with, rain is actually a force of nature which is constructive as well as destructive. When it sees a field in need it descends. They are considered heavenly showers by the peasants as the rain adorns thir crops with their godly touch. But at the same time, they are destructive as, if they rain angrily and heavily they cause destruction everywhere and sometimes are fatal.
Humans have the capacity for both destructive and constructive behaviors, and their actions are influenced by a combination of factors, including genetics, upbringing, environment, and personal choice. While some destructive behaviors may be instinctual, individuals also have the ability to make conscious decisions to act in ways that promote positivity and harmony.
A tornado is a destructive force of nature.
A earthquake
Volcanoes are constructive, as they build up the land.
A volcano is a constructive force of geology. Molten magma forms new rocks. Lava flows can form new islands and land forms.
== == * volcano tsunami hurricane earthquake. these are destructive forces with exception with the volcano which does create new land. * i know of one which is a convergent plate boundary with both plates being continental and them both going up.
storms,temperturerates, and forest fires.
The evidence is, among others, in interference experiments, which indicate a wave nature. The only evidence we have is the fact that all electromagnetic radiation exhibits refraction, reflection, diffraction, dispersion, constructive and destructive interference, and that each of these behaviors is accurately predicted and described by the math of wave-motion that matches the frequency of the radiation.
Stone Mountain is a quartz monzonitedome monadnock in Stone Mountain, Georgia, United States. At its summit, theelevation is 1,686 feet (513m) and 825 feet (251.5 m) above the surrounding area. Stone Mountain granite extends underground 9 miles (14 km) at its longest point into Gwinnett County. Earth has different landforms, or features. Landforms are made by constructive and destructive forces within and upon the Earth. Constructive forces basically have to do with Nature... so that should explain it.