2) what are some of the concepts about human nature and the relationship between humans and nature that had to change before an evolutionary concept could develop?
6) many anti-evolutionists believe that since science doesn't have answers for all questions; scientific conclusions are not necessarily correct. this attitude reflects a failure to understand the nature of science. what is the general nature of scientific thinking? in what way is science "self correcting"?

Arid and semiarid subcategories are part of which climate

Read the following quote from the nature conservancy, “the 3 billion people who live in poverty around the world will be hardest hit by climate change. the poor are more dependent on natural resources and have less of an ability to adapt to a changing climate. diseases, declining crop yields, and natural disasters are just a few of the impacts of climate change that could devastate the world’s most vulnerable communities.” from this quote, what group of people is most vulnerable to climate change? those who depend on industrialized nations people who are able to adapt to changing conditions people living in central america people who are living in poverty

Hey this is extremely !international aid debate for geography 10 will mark de brainliest! questions are down below plz put an answer and evidence for it. q1: what are the problems with international aid? q2: what are the alternatives to international aid? q3: what do you think is the best approach to offer international aid? ( answer these questions with credible answers and evidence)