Landforms - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

The mass of ice that flows under its own weight and forms when snowfall exceeds snow melt over long periods of time. Occupies ~11% of Earth's land area today. - Glacier 1. Powerful agent of geomorphic change. 2. Source of freshwater - ~77% of all freshwater are locked in glaciers. 3. Release nutrients locked up in rocks. 4. Contributes to change in sea level. - Environmental significance of glaciers Related to water volume and ice volume. - Eustatic sea-level Related to land 'posit...

Document contains detailed notes of three units, academic level Canadian geography course notes. Includes: branches of geography, spacial significancem FNMI, remote sensing, parts of the earth, geologic history, continental drift, plate technonics, plate movement, canadian landforms, climate change, natural resources, fishing methods, sustainable farming, deforestation, mining industry, energy

the presentation talks about the Great lakes also known as the saint Lawrence lowlands. the presentation features the location, pictures, physical features and landforms, the weather of the landform, how they were created, plants and animals, and activities that can be done in that region. the presentation is made with jot notes and sentences. easy to understand and learn from.