why might waves from the same earthquake cause more damage in one area than another?

A tsunami can send a wave in multiple directions. Over time a wave will not have as much energy as did when the wave was first started. So when the tsunami hits land it will not be as strong as another wave generated from that same earthquake. EX: When the tsunami hit Japan it knocked over buildings, meanwhile America was hit with a wave from the same earthquake. However the damage was much less.

Humans can affect weathering and erosion in several ways.  humans cause  increases in acid rain and pollution, which increase the amount of  weathering  agents in the air and water, and then on land.for an easy answer: 1) acid rain2) pollution

The type of bond found in many carbon-to-carbon bonds in canola oil but very few carbon-to-carbon bonds in butter, is ; c=cc-c c=c c=h c-h hope this .