Like California's hardest-hit cities, the foreclosure mecca's climate and geography serve as incubators for airborne toxins.
At a simplistic level by nature of altitude, climate, geography and geology there are fundamental differences between nations.
These other factors could be related to a child's climate, diet or geography-specific infections.
But geography, climate and long-fixed patterns of behavior pose challenging hurdles.
Africa still faces many formidable problems many of which, as Jeffrey Sachs of Harvard University argues in his article are the intractable bequest of geography and climate.
Not geography, climate nor boosts from immigrants factors meaningfully.
Of course, producers could switch to making dry white wine or even red, but by an accident of geography and climate, Sauternes is one of the few areas in which conditions are more or less perfect for the production of that distinctive rich, nutty sweetness.
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They also display elements that are specific to Cyprus and that were determined by its geography, history and climate.
The draft curriculum for geography does not contain references to climate change but a section called "Earth science" in the chemistry syllabus says 11- to 14-year-olds should be taught about "the production of carbon dioxide by human activity and the impact on climate" and includes a section on "the efficacy of recycling".
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Our geography, our history, our culture, our climate, the talents of our people can be unleashed to create extraordinary opportunities in tourism, in trade, in industry, in energy, in water, in so many areas.
"We know that the countries in the region live in diversity in terms of their geography, but there are commonalities when it comes to facing the impacts of climate changes, " says Bhutan's agriculture minister Pema Gyamtsho, who is leading his delegation here.
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