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One of the affects of a drought is that it doesn't rain for a long time
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How does a drought affect water supply?
a drought affects water supply by evaporating it. because it is so hot water evaporates faster than normal resulting in a large drought
What affects the wet markets?
flood, supply, demand, drought, war and flu
How does drought affect photosynthesis?
Photosynthesis requires sunlight (it is one of the main factors necessary for Photosynthesis) and during droughts sunlight is not obtainable. Therefore, it affects the process of Photosynthesis.
How does the water affect weather along the west coast?
it affects a drought and afful rainstorms
How does a drought affect the land around us?
A drought affects the land around us in a negative way. It dries up the soil, which in turn causes vegetation to die.
What other things can be caused by a drought?
Aside from the immediate affects of a drought, such as crop failures, the lack of plant roots to bind the soil together can lead to dust storms.
How does drought affect women?
The drought affects women because they wouldn't be able to feed or look after there children, so they mother would die and so would the child.
What causes a country not to have enough food?
Disease that affects food, Drought, Food Warning, War, Raided, Poor Economy.
what affects Droughts?
a drought is where there is no rainfall for a long period of time making vegetation unable to grow and animals unable to survive. :)
How do drought affect our lives?
Drought affects the life of pastoralists adversely as they survive by rearing animals. These animals require pasturelands to feed. Drought causes the drying of pasture lands as well as destruction of crops. This results in starvation of animals and eventually their death. Pastoralists adopt nomadic lifestyle to escape this kind of situation.
What is a prolonged period of greatly reduced precipitation?
drought drought
What is an example of a drought?
The drought we're in , but don't know what to call the drought. :)
