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When the land surface sinks as a result of geologic processes what occurs?
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The process by which land sinks with little or no horizontal movement is known as?
Atmospheric transport is the process by which land sinks with little or no horizontal movement.
What land features result from the force of plate movement?
Mountains and deep cracks in the surface of Earth are features that result from the forces of the plate movement.
What happens when a land plate and an ocean plate meet?
the ocean sinks and the land expands
When region of earth's surface sink down?
When a region of the Earth's surface sinks down, it is called subsidence. This can occur due to various reasons such as tectonic movements, the collapse of underground structures like mines or caves, or the withdrawal of groundwater causing land to settle. Subsidence can lead to issues such as land degradation, sinkholes, or even affecting structures built on the surface.
What is the land above the aquifer sinks?
is would be a sink hole
What happens during the day of the beach?
The water is cooler than the land and air sinks over the water
When do sea breeze and land breezes occure?
Sea breeze A sea breeze blows from the sea toward land. During the day the air above the land is warmer than the air above the water. The air rises creating low pressure at the surface of the land . The air above the water moves toward the land. Land breeze A land breeze blows from the land toward the sea. At night the water is warmer than the land. The air above the land is cooler, so it sinks. This creates high pressure at the surface of the land. The air above the land moves toward the water.
What is the result when sea level rises or the land sinks?
When sea level rises, it can lead to coastal flooding, erosion of coastlines, and saltwater intrusion into freshwater sources. If the land sinks due to subsidence or other factors, it can exacerbate the impacts of rising sea levels, increasing the risk of flooding and other coastal hazards.
What is a possible long term consequence of groundwater overdaft?
One possible long-term consequence of groundwater overdraft is subsidence, where the land surface sinks as the aquifer is depleted. This can lead to damage to infrastructure such as buildings, roads, and pipelines. Additionally, continued overuse of groundwater can result in saltwater intrusion into freshwater aquifers, making the water unsuitable for human consumption or agriculture.
Is a hazard in which an area of land sinks down due to the removal of underground material?
subsidence
What term refers to all the land surface of the earth?
The term that refers to all the land surface of the earth is "Lithosphere."
