Geology

The Creation of the Ocean Floor Name Institution The Creation of the Ocean Floor The plate boundaries are the underlying forces that form the earth’s crust. They are the different broken segments of the crust. It is, therefore, true that the earth surface is not one single plate that is connecting from one end to the other. It is a composition of different parts of the earth that forms the entire crust. Several plate boundaries exist in nature of geology. We have three types of plate boundaries that exist in nature; 1. Divergent plate boundaries In the case of a different boundary is a scenario where there is a fault that forms between the plates. The two plates...

Seawater Paper Student’s Name Institution Seawater Paper Water plays many roles in the entire life of the living things both animals and plants. The amount of drinkable water is little in comparison to the water that is not suitable for domestic human use. The percentage of water in the universe is greater than the actual land that man inhabits. The water in the universe may exist in either liquid or solid form (Emery, 2012).. Water is saline, fresh or estuarine water. Saline water is the one that has the highest salt concentration followed by estuarine water then fresh water is almost 0% of the salt...

Name Instructor Course Date Chesapeake Bay Land Restoration Introduction Land restoration is an ecological restoration process of a site, habitat, water body or natural landscape to make it safe for plant communities, wildlife, marine life and human beings. The site may have been destructed by natural causes such as desertification or by the activities of human beings such as deforestation, mining, and pollution among others. Many sites across the world have undergone restoration so that they become useful to human beings, wildlife, and plant’s life again. Chesapeake Bay Program is one such successful land restoration program in the United States. It involves regional partnership to carry...