Australia in WW2

I don't have info about CFC gases in general, but I have lots of CO2 data so I'll answer with respect to that. Australia's per capita emissions in 2004 were 4.5 times the global average, just BELOW the U.S., however, CO2 usage in Australia is growing faster than the U.S. and its usage is much less energy efficient than the U.S. Australia has only 0.32% of the world population, but contributes 1.43% of anthropomorphic CO2 emissions (from human activities). On average, each person in Australia and the US now emit more than 5 tons of carbon per year. While China may have just passed the U.S. in total emissions, each person there still emits only 1 ton per year on average. The US and Europe still account for more than 50% of the total accumulated global emissions over the last 200 years, while China accounts for less than 8%. Australia's carbon intensity of energy (amount of carbon burned as fossil fuel per unit of energy) is 20 per cent higher than the world average, and 25 to 30 per cent higher then the USA, Europe and Japan. Therefore, the energy efficiency of fossil fuel use is significantly lower in Australia than in these other developed countries. Australia's carbon intensity of GDP (amount of carbon burned as fossil fuel per dollar of wealth created) is 25 per cent higher than the world average. It is a little higher than the USA and nearly double that of Europe and Japan. Therefore, the overall carbon efficiency of the economy, per unit of fossil fuel used, is about half that for Europe and Japan. Over the last 25 years, the average growth rate of Australian emissions was approximately twice the growth rate for world as a whole, twice the growth rate for the USA and Japan, and five times the growth rate for Europe. The rate of improvement (decline) in the carbon intensity of GDP for Australia is lower than in the USA and Europe.

Amazon Rainforest is sparsley populated due to the climate which is hot and wet throughout the year. the temperature is about 30 degrees celcius all year and accumulates a total of 1,800mm of rain fall every year

The theory behind high altitude athletic training is that since there is less oxygen present in high altitudes, athletes must train their bodies to be able to handle less oxygen by producing more red blood cells to carry the necessary oxygen. Oxygen is also depleted in the blood and muscles through strenuous activity. Therefore, by training at a high altitude, an athlete can expect to perform better at a lower altitude.

John Dalton made a great stride in chemistry with his atomic theory of matter and the idea of atoms and molecules became the established fact and the concept of atomic weight was also given by him

Well there are many forces that create island such as on the Great barrier reaf sediment from coral being bound starts to form an island and then when birds poop on it they have seeds in there poop and it grows grasses and trees and forms an island.

Yes, Iraq has had periods of democratic governance. Following the overthrow of Saddam Hussein's regime in 2003, Iraq established a democratic system with multi-party elections. However, the country has faced challenges in consolidating democracy due to ongoing conflicts and political instability.

Balloons that are filled with hot air, hydrogen, or helium will float, or rise upward, because the less-dense gases inside them are displaced by the heavier air around them. Balloons will only rise until the gas density inside them is equal to the density outside. In the case of helium balloons, this may be above the elastic limit of the balloon, and it will pop or leak.

Landforms effect weather events and rainfall because of the way air passes over them. Mountains create a orographic even in which wind passing over a mountain is cooled and lifted. Landforms at the coastline affects weather by cooling down more rapidly than land elsewhere.

Most land has had several Geological Surveys made by this late date. This is a good place to start. If minerals have been found in the area there will be maps that show the location of these minerals. There is an association called "Land Men" and they can be of help to you. They earn their money by leasing the mineral rightrs under the land. Chet

Betsy Holden assisted women executives by advocating for gender diversity and inclusion in the workplace. She mentored and provided support for other women in leadership positions, paving the way for future female executives to succeed in traditionally male-dominated industries. Holden also actively promoted women's advancement in her own career, serving as a role model for others to follow.

Approximately 39% of Australians identify as being of a non-English-speaking background, with national or local languages such as Italian, Greek, Arabic, Cantonese, Mandarin, and Vietnamese being commonly spoken. This diverse linguistic landscape reflects the multicultural makeup of Australia's population.

According to the TIME/Britannica 2010 Almanac, presenting figures as of mid-2009,

people who identified themselves as adherents of Judaism, whether practicing or

not, amounted to 13.9 million worldwide, in 135 countries, and totaled 0.2% (two

tenths of one percent) of the world's population. Israel is the only country in the

world where adherents to Judaism comprise a majority of the population.

There's foreign and then their's domestic policies. Domestic has to do with the country, and not the world. So Domestic would be stuff like taxes, health care, Social Security. Foreign would be stuff like Iraq. Hope that helps.

Michael Howe, an Australian bushranger, was killed on October 21, 1818.

Gold is mined for various reasons. It has been highly valued for centuries due to its rarity, beauty, and resistance to corrosion. Gold is also used in jewelry, coins, electronics, and dentistry. Additionally, gold mining contributes to economic growth by creating jobs and generating revenue for governments.

Asbestos was mined in Wittenoom, a remote town in Western Australia. The asbestos mine in Wittenoom operated from 1943 to 1966, and during that time, large quantities of blue asbestos, also known as crocidolite, were extracted. However, the mining operations led to severe health issues for the miners and residents due to asbestos exposure.

The government of a country, specifically the executive branch, is responsible for managing relationships with other countries. This is typically done through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Department of State, or equivalent agency. Diplomatic relations, negotiations, treaties, and other aspects of international relations are the purview of the government.

Yes, Sidney Nolan served in World War II. He enlisted in the Australian Army and was stationed in various locations, including Egypt and New Guinea. His experiences during the war greatly influenced his artwork and themes.

Muckrakers, through their investigative journalism, played a significant role in exposing social, political, and economic injustices in American society during the early 1900s. Their work shed light on issues such as corruption, poverty, child labor, and unsafe working conditions. Their writings and reports helped to create public awareness, spark calls for reform, and ultimately led to important changes in areas such as regulation, labor laws, and social welfare.

Yes, there is a gang culture in Britain but it is not as pervasive or extreme as in some other countries. Gangs in Britain typically form around local areas or postcodes and engage in criminal activities such as drug dealing, violence, and territorial disputes. However, it's important to note that not all young people involved in gangs participate in criminal activities, and efforts are being made to address the root causes and provide support for those at risk of gang involvement.

Guns have been around for over 800 years. The first known mechanical firearms, known as hand cannons, appeared in China around the 13th century. These early guns used gunpowder to propel projectiles and laid the foundation for the development of modern firearms.

The Battle of the Coral Sea was fought between the United States and Australia (Allied forces) against Japan during World War II. The Allied forces consisted of aircraft carriers, cruisers, and destroyers from the United States and Australia, while the Japanese forces included aircraft carriers, battleships, and cruisers. Both sides deployed their carrier-based aircraft in a historic clash where no surface ships fired upon each other directly.

A prisoner of war (POW, PoW, PW or PsW) is a combatant who is imprisoned by an enemy power during or immediately after an armed conflict.

大きい耳

おおきいみみ

Ookii mimi

Ookii = big, mimi = ear/ears

(pronounce it "ohhkee meemee")

The Cairns Birdwing Butterfly (Ornithoptea euphorion) is Australia's largest butterfly. Females can have a wingspan of 14-16 cm, with some specimens being reported as having a wingspan of 20cm. The Cairns Birdwing Butterfly is found only in rainforests of north Queensland, between Mackay and Cooktown.