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Why do some countries use more water than others?
Some countries use more water than others due to factors such as population size, economic activities, climate conditions, and water management policies.
What inferences can you draw from the fact that non-industrialized countries use less fossil fuel?
Industrialised countries use more fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas)Industrialised countries release more carbon dioxide (greenhouse gas)Industrialised countries are more responsible for global warming and climate change.
Why do you have to be careful how you use water?
some water is contaminated
Do water heaters use magnets?
Some of the water heaters uses magnets. Magnets softens the water.
Why should groundwater be recharged?
ground water should be recharged because if the ground water gets used up then when we use the water from the ground there would not be more water to use
Why do some countries use more water than others?
Some countries use more water than others due to factors such as population size, economic activities, climate conditions, and water management policies.
Why do some countries use more water for agriculture than others?
Some countries use more water for agriculture due to factors like climate, soil conditions, crop types, irrigation practices, and water availability. Arid regions may require more irrigation water to support crop growth, while countries with advanced irrigation systems may use water more efficiently for agriculture. Additionally, certain crops, such as rice or sugarcane, are water-intensive, leading to higher water usage in countries that cultivate these crops.
Does city water have chemicals in it?
All tap water has purifying chemicals in it It varies in different countries some use chlorine some use fluoride.
How do crops grow in hot countries with limited water?
Crops in hot countries with limited water adapt by developing deep roots to access water from underground sources. They also have mechanisms to minimize water loss, such as reduced leaf size or thick waxy coatings. Some crops, like cacti, are specifically designed to thrive in hot, arid conditions by storing water in their tissues.
What unit does the rest of the world use for speed?
A lot the countries use kph (kilometres per hour). But some countries don't. This is used more.
What countries use dollars?
Australia and America. They might be some more but these are the ones i know
How many gallons of water used by a industry?
The question needs to be more specific. Different industries use different amounts of water in different countries.
If earth is covered by water why are there wars in the future over having it?
it is because in some counties it is hard to get water like Africa and there should be more other countries also we use water so at the end there might be no waters left also some river is getting smaller because the water level is dropping down.
What is the use of fluoride toothpaste?
Fluoride ions in small amounts strengthen the surface of tooth enamel, hydroxyapatite. In an area where drinking water contains no natural traces of fluoride people get more caries and need more fillings. In some countries fluoride is added to drinking water.
Which countries use algebra?
Every country uses algebra at least to some extent; it is a basic mathematical technique. No doubt it is used more in some countries than in others.
How do countries deal with dirty water?
they make it clean or they dont use water
What are some heterogeneous mixtures?
yes,but scientist prefer you to use more of that and also they would use less water(they add not so much water...)!
