Landforms, particularly volcanoes, are key sources of geothermal energy and so landforms, and the areas surrounding them, are often harnessed for electricity and hot water production
Landforms, particularly volcanoes, are key sources of geothermal energy and so landforms, and the areas surrounding them, are often harnessed for electricity and hot water production. Another renewable energy source, wind power, can be harnessed using farms built in elevated areas.
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A landform is something like a natural
feature of the Earth’s landscape. Its presence, shape, size, characteristics would then give us an understanding of the natural processes happening within or on the Earth. The processes can be
generally categorised as lithospheric, hydrospheric and atmospheric. For examples, presence of volcanoes and studies into locations of earthquakes gave rise to plate tectonic theory. Different shapes of rivers, meandering or braided, is a result of terrain, type of climate etc.
