Essays on Geography

In Europe the country with strong economy and most population is Germany. Most of the population of Germany is live in the central part of Europe which is surrounded by other countries like France, Switzerland, Belgium, Austria, Netherlands, Luxembourg and Poland, Denmark, the Czech Republic,…

Would you like to live surrounded by potentially harmful trash? Neither do any of the animals in the ocean. The only difference is they don’t have a choice. I am here to speak for all of the marine life that don’t have a voice. In…

Extensive carbonate deposition along the paleo-Pacific passive margin of East Antarctica began as early as 525 Ma, during what is termed the Platform stage (Goodge, 1997; Goodge et al., 2004b). A period of moderate basin inversion followed carbonate sedimentation and occurred along the rifted margin,…

Australia is recognised as one of the world’s more attractive places in which to do business. It is a relatively young country with a prosperous and stable economic and political climate. This, together with favourable market conditions, a highly skilled, diverse and welleducated workforce and…

“Small problems left unsolved builds up over time and usually, they are the culprit for broken relationships so fix things before they cause and grow bigger problems,” said M.Robles. This quote shows the unresolved problems can affect from small to big and will be increased….

Nigeria has Africa’s biggest populace, economy, and oil generation (and fare). Reliably solid GDP development over the previous decade has built up a developing customer class and pulled in extensive financial specialist intrigue. Nigeria offers inexhaustible normal assets and a minimal effort work pool, and…

I am in love with the ocean. It is actually my, or I guess, someone here who is listening to me can agree that the ocean can fill up the emptiness inside me, inside us. It is driving me crazy how every single time I…

What exactly are “imaginative geographies”? They are ideas or knowledge about a place, knowledges that ascribe meanings to places (qualities or feelings). Imaginative geographies correspond to qualities or feelings, rather than to reality. They are distinct from empirical (or positive) knowledge. Mimi Sheller’s work on…

Before the DSDP has begun, we haven’t had an effective way to study samples to learn more from deep ocean rocks and the oceans crust. So, when the DSDP (Deep Sea Drilling Project) started in 1964 by JOIDES (Joint Ocean Institution for Deep Earth Sampling),…

The World Atlas reports that Norway is the country with the highest income at $103,630 per capita and that Malawi is the country with the lowest income in the world at $250 per capita. Norway is a Scandinavian country, while Malawi is an African country….