The internal processes working on Earth's landscapes are energized by heat inside the Earth; they work without any regard to atmospheric influences.

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While internal processes like plate tectonics and volcanic activity are indeed powered by Earth's internal heat, external processes such as weathering and erosion, which are influenced by the atmosphere (e.g., rain, wind), also play a significant role in shaping Earth's landscapes.

The Internal Processes Working on Earth's Landscapes Are Energized by Heat