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Geography

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Abyssal plains Acid Rain Alluvial fan Aqueducts Aquifers Continental Drift Continental Shelves Contour Plowing Core Deforestation Delta Desalinization Erosion Esturaries Faults Folds Fossil Fuels Fossil Water Geothermal Energy Glaciers Groundwater Headwaters Humus Hydroelectric Power Hydrologic Cycle Irrigation Leaching

the world's flattest and smoothest regions rain that can damage trees and kill fish in lakes due to the chemicals in it fan-shaped deposit of mud adn gravel often found along the bases of mountains artificial channels for transporting water layers of rock where groundwater is plentiful the process where the plates slowly move across the upper mantle the continentail surface extends under the shallow ocean water aroudn teh continents plows across the hill, rather than up and down the hill earth's center destruction or loss of forests sediment accumulating at the mouth of a river removing the salt out of ocean water the movement of surface material from one location to another forms where a river meets an inlet, or small arm, of the sea places where rock masses have broken apart and moved away from each other places where rocks have been compressed into bends substances that were formed form the remains of ancient plants and animals groundwater that was deposited long ago when the climate was wetter the heat of Earth's interior thick masses of ice Water found below the ground first and smallest streams from runoff a mixture of broken down plant and animal materials electricity produced by moving water movement of water through the hydrosphere System where water is artifically supplied to the land downward movement of minerals an dhumus in soils

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Magma Mantle Ore Petrochemicals

liquid rock within the earth the zone that has most of Earth's mass the mineral-bearing rock raw materials for many explosives, food additives, medicines, pesticides, and plastics explains how forces within the planet create landforms elevated flatland that rises sharply above nearby land on at least one side replanting the forest places where the crust stretches until it breaks small particles of gravel, sand, and mud condition in which the soil becomes nearly useless for farming salt build up in the soil deep valley marking the plare collision any smaller stream or river that flows into a larger stream or river the level at which all the spaces are filled with water the whole region drained by a river and its tributaries process where rocks break and decay over time any landscape that is covered with water for at least part of the year

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Reforestation Rift Valleys Sediment Soil Exhaustion Soil Salinization Trench Tributary Water Table Watershed/Drainage Basin Weathering Wetlands

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