Temperature decreases with altitude because pressure decreases. This is the primary reason you can get snow at low latitudes but at high elevations. At elevations above 15-20,000 feet, you can even have glaciers, which is essentially snow that falls and doesn't melt.
The topography of a given area is the geographical factor that might cause a region to have a narrow temperature range and mild weather.
The high altitudes cause it to be colder.
cause the planet is red and the planet has red clouds surrounding it
Global warming and ozone depletion are not related.
drought was one main factor that caused the dust bowl.
The topography of a given area is the geographical factor that might cause a region to have a narrow temperature range and mild weather.
No. Not a covered cause.
It depends on the cause of the furnace fire. Remember that homeowners insurance is all tied to the cause and whether or not it is a covered cause. If the furnace fire was caused because of lack of maintenance then it would not be covered. If the furnace fire started because of some other accidental covered cause then it would be covered.
I cannot think of any covered cause that would cause the collapsing of a well. Damage must be due to a covered cause.
Yes. As long as the damage was done by a "covered cause" coverage will be afforded and the damage will be fixed. Windstorm is a basic covered cause.
It depends on the cause of the damage. It has to be due to a covered cause on your homeowners policy. If it is due to maintenance then it is not covered.
Cows are covered in feathers
No, this would no be covered. The cause of the damage must be a covered cause such as fire, windstorm, theft, etc.
The Human factor
No. Any loss must be due to a covered cause in order to collect on a claim. Loosing something is not a covered cause. Sorry.
When people don't try and help, that is probably a big factor as why depression could be a cause of suicide.
Coal mining is a cause for mountaintop removal. It is generally considered to be a pollution problem when the waste material from the process is allowed to wash into streams and may be considered a blight on the landscape.