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What makes the soil rich along the Pacific coast but also makes it dangerous to live there?
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In what state of the US can sulfur be found?
Sulfur only makes 0.05% of Earth's crust, located in deep underground deposits. It is found along the Gulf coast of the United States, in Poland, Sicily, The Pacific Ring of Fire (yes, that's a real place, a nickname if you will), Indonesia, Chile, Japan, Russia, Turkmenistan, and Ukraine.
What chemical makes the Pacific Yew Tree resistant to diseases and insects?
Taxol
Is breathing CO dangerous?
yes it mixes with haemoglobin in red blood cells which makes them less able to carry oxygen.
Why is gasoline an especially dangerous substance?
Gasoline is very flammable and fairly toxic by inhalation and swallowing. The real danger though is familiarity. So many people are so familiar with gasoline as an every day substance that they fail to take care of a fairly dangerous substance. That is what makes it ESPECIALLY dangerous.
What colors give red?
red is a primary colour along with blue n yellow NOTHING MAKES THE COLOUR RED
Who makes coast deodorant soap dial or pacific?
dial
What is the pattern of volcaneos on the pacific rim?
well, the ring of fire is in the pacific coast so it makes a circle
What do you use the Pacific coast for?
You don't use the pacific coast- the pacific coast is just there. The Pacific coast keeps the water of the Pacific Ocean from backing up into the Washington state, Oregon, Alaska, and California. It also makes Hawaii, Guam, Samoa, Australia, the Philipines, Japan, New Zealand, Borneo, and the islands of Micornesia, Polynesia, and Indonesia islands.
What causes earthquakes in the pacific coast?
The atmosphere in the pacific begins too rot at the bottom of the coast causing a friction which makes a 'crack', hense making the earthquake
What is the formation of black sand in the pacific coast?
Black volcanic rock eroded over time makes black sand.
Why is the coast of Newfoundland is found dangerous for navigation?
The coast of Newfoundland is dangerous for navigation because it is an island present in the north Atlantic between the gulf of st. Lawrence and the Labrador current the labrador current beings in a great deal of ice, rocks, mist and wind which makes it dangerous for navigation
What physical features extends along the Gulf of Mexico?
I think it's a coast line I'm not sure but it makes sense.
Can Mexico have a tsunami?
No. Mexico's Pacific coast has been defined by the interaction of the North American and Pacific plates, which have made the western side of Mexico a bit steep, and most villages, towns and cities along such coast have been settled one or two miles in the interior (such as Los Cabos) or are protected by bays (such as Acapulco). This makes them less vulnerable to seismic-related tsunamis. On the other hand, the populations along the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea have constructed walls (such as Campeche) or have also settled in the interior or higher areas (such as Veracruz or Tampico), as the areas along the gulf of Mexico are prone to flooding during the hurricane season.
What makes MacArthur the hero of pacific war?
what makes McArthur the hero of pacific war
What is the Ring of Fire on the Pacific Plate?
The "Ring of Fire" is an arc stretching from New Zealand, along the eastern edge of Asia, north across the Aleutian Islands of Alaska, and south along the coast of North and South America. The Ring of Fire is composed over 75% of the world's active and dormant volcanoes. This huge ring of volcanic and seismic (earthquake) activity was noticed and described before the invention of the theory of plate tectonics theory. We now know that the Ring of Fire is located at the borders of the Pacific Plate and other major tectonic plates. [\\//]
Does Oceania have a coast line?
Oceania is merely a region in the Pacific Ocean that contains many island countries and one island continent. They all have coastlines, that's what makes them islands!
Where is Siberia in relation to Moscow?
Siberia is a region of Russia that makes up about two-thirds of the country. It reaches from the Ural Mountains in the west to the Pacific coast in the east, from the Arctic coast in the north to the Kazakh, Mongolian and Chinese borders in the south. it is east of Moscow.
