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Ralph Salier

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20+ years in Business Anthropology working all over the world. Background in Archaeology and Anthropology.

John

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I don't know anything about multi-purpose river projects, Indian tourism or lumbering in Canada. If you ask, you'll be immediately rejected. I`m a bit of a self-taught expert, as I have traveled throughout most of the world on deployments with the US Navy. I`ve set foot on every continent with the exception of South America and Antarctica. I also seem to have a very good memory when it comes to remembering trivial items such as the capitols of smaller countries. Although Geography comes under the "Homework Help" category by default, I don't answer homework questions. It's YOUR homework, YOU do .....

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2009-11-05 soil conservation:

Hi Adrija, Most fertile soils are light and loamy in weight thus easily wind blown. Several methods have been developed to help reduce wind erosion as well as water erosion of fertile soils. 1)

2009-10-30 Landmasses of Earth:

Hi Iain, As you noted, the seven continents don't look like 7 but in reality they are. Euroasia looks like one massive land mass but that is because the European continental plate has crashed into

2009-10-28 Map of the Worl:

Hi Eric, This is very difficult to do since when you take a sphere and make it flat, there is distortion that occurs. The mercator is one that has a lot of distortions but both the Sinusoidal and Dymaxion

2009-10-24 geograf:

Hi Faizahawat, No, it did not leave the solar system. However, at the international astrophysical society convention the delegates determined that Pluto no longer met the criteria for being a planet

2009-10-23 geography:

Hi Avneet Lumberjacks are a very strong and hearty group of men and some women that live, eat and work in the deep forest cutting down trees for lumber. The process begins when a forest products company

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