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The difference between weathering
and erosion |
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4 Main types of Weathering |
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4 Main types of Erosion |
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How rivers erode the land (V-shaped
valleys, river bends, flood plains and waterfalls) |
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Coastal erosion |
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Pollution of rivers and the sea |
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The difference between Primary and
Secondary Activities (jobs) |
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Advantages and Disadvantages (good
and bad) of quarries (Or sand pits) |
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Physical and Human factors that effect
farming decisions |
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Case study of subsistence rice farming
in Bangladesh |
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Case study of Irrigation farming
(Possibly California) |
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Comparison of Intensive Arable
(Crop) farming in Lincolnshire with Extensive Pastoral
farming in Lake District |
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Changes to farming over the last
70 years (Especially hedge rows) |
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Patterns of farming in UK (Crofting,
sheep, cattle, mixed and arable) |
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Locating a factory (Main factors
- raw materials, labour supply etc) |
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Case study on Iron and Steel making
Industry |
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Changing location of Industry (Inner
City locations vs edge of Town developments) |
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Business, science and retail parks |
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Industry and pollution |
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Organisations that look after the
environment and endangered species |
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Antarctica as a case study |
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Renewable and Non-renewable energy
sources (3 fossil fuels?) |
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Oil and the environment (Drilling
and transporting) |
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Power stations and global warming
(Green house effect) |
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Densely and sparsely populated areas.
Reasons (factors) that effect how we are spread |
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Rich north vs Poor south (Difference
in worlds fastest growing cities 1950 to 2000) |
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Population growth (Death and Birth
rates = balance in population) |
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Migration (Push and pull factors) |
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Migration from a poor country (Mexico)
to a rich country (USA) |
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The geography
of the World (Main Cities, Rivers, Mountains and Seas) |
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