Give a clear explanation of the scientific and technical principles involved with the Australian drought.
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hey kid do your own homework
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It would make water (H2O).
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Scientists are studying how to make it rain as well as how to make it rain the right amount.
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It was a give- give situation. everybody produced or you consumed them.  during drought to  lol do your own home work.
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Try this...this may help you http://www.stevespanglerscience.com/
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1) What do you mean by "a climate graph"? Rainfall, temperature, air pressure, evaporative demand, humidity, cloud cover, incident radiation and a million other variables all combine to make up climate. You can't have graph that shows them all.\n\n2) Have you tried simply putting [canungra climate] or [ Lamington National Park climate] into Google? That seems to provide a hell of a lot of information without expecting to be spoon fed.
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try this site http://www.irrigationtutorials.com/
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Soil and climate conditions.
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Mineral Maps of Australia\nhttp://www.ga.gov.au/map/
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Excellent powerpoint with a variety of answers\n\nhttp://www.anth.ucsb.edu/classes/Anth153S/Lecture12.pdf\n\n\nI ahd the same question but now I have the scientific answer
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I am gonna try.... but I don't know about being the smartest person in the world....\n\n1.......This will speed up the water cycle.  I will start at evaporation as evaporation is accelerated by higher temperatures.  Once there is more evaporated water in the clouds, it will rain quicker.\n\n2............  Hurricanes depend on warm water to give them strength.  Have you ever seen a hurricane in Antarctica?  Warm water contains more kinetic energy.  You know what kinetic energy is..
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Abscisic acid causes the stomates to close during times of water stress thus reducing the plant's water loss. It also increases the hydraulic conductivity of the roots.
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Most information you need can be found at: http://www.austemb.org/DIMA/
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try this site, sometimes you have to pay a couple bucks to get the info\n\nhttp://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climateresearch.html
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Climate may be a factor in the success of a country.  The mid-latitudes tend to have moderate temperatures and well defined growing seasons thus allowing for good agriculture and  livestock conditions.  These provide a reliable food source which can support a larger population.\n\nNorthern and Southern latitudes have very long and cold winters which are not conducive to agriculture although there are some livestock that can handle these conditions (carribou, yaks, etc.)  Converely, the more equatorial latitudes have high temperatures.  Depending on the humidity of the region, this can lead to either desert or jungle conditions.  Deserts are very difficult to grow in due to lack of moisture whereas with jungles, controlling the natural vegetation and keeping it from invading agriculture fields is a near impossible task.  In addition, the tropics have many diseases the thrive in that environment leading to a higher mortality rate.
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Here's a nice explanation:\nhttp://www.4to40.com/QA/index.asp?counter=382&category=science
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These lessons worked well for me:\nTo illustrate acid rain- Take 2 small identical plants, water one with plain water and one with a vinegar/water solution. Give it a week or two and the 'acid treated' plant will show results.\nTo illustrate the importance of recycling and the concept of biodegradability: Take a big pot of dirt. Bury an apple core, a piece of aluminum foil or styrofoam and a bottle cap. After 30 days or so, (make a big deal out of marking the days off on a calendar) dig up each of the items and talk about why the apple core dissolved and \nthe other stuff did not. Talk about the concept of 'land fill' and how this stuff will NEVER go away.\nTo illustrate erosion, plant 2 or 3 small plants in a shallow dish.Take another dish and just put rocks and dirt in it.  Put both at an angle and pour water slowly over them. Discuss how the water erodes the soil because there are no plant roots to keep the soil in place- which is a result of deforestation.\nTake old newspapers, tear them into little pieces, soak them in water, mush them up in a blender, drain them through a sieve, lay the pulp out to dryin flat sheets and you have made recycled paper.