Environmental Sciences, asked by TheWeasleyTwins, 8 months ago

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1. What are the causes and effects of flood?
2. What are the consequences of drought?
3. It is important to conserve water? Explain the role of rainwater harvesting in conserving water.
4. When does a drought occur?
5. Drought affects the food chain’. Justify the statement.
6. Suggest 5 ways to conserve water.
7. Explain the steps of cloud formation with help of a flow chart.
8. Dam is a solution both for flood and drought. Justify the statement.

Answers

Answered by viditrana2007
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Explanation:

A flood is a body of water that covers land which is normally dry. Floods are common natural disasters that can affect millions of people around the world. They destroy houses and buildings, and carry soil away from valuable farming land. Floods can also contaminate drinking water and lead to diseases. They are often caused by rivers, but overflowing lakes and seas can also cause flooding.

Flooding has always been a part human history. Many ancient civilizations developed along waterways and rivers because people needed water for their fields.

Floods are not always destructive natural events. Before the Assuan High Dam was built yearly floods in Egypt brought along nutrients and made the land around the Nile very fertile. Every year floods during the monsoon season in Bangladesh deposit fertile soil but also kill thousands of people and leave millions homeless.

Answered by lh909067
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1st question answer is

cloudbursts, clogging of drains and

deforestation

Effect of floods is

a lot of property is damaged and destroyed,

many people lose their lives and flood water remains stagnant.this water then breeds mosquitoes and other harmful insects and germs which spread diseases

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