Geography Resources (page 6)

There is little doubt that science is synonymous with the understanding of the world around us and the processes that shape it. In the same vain, scientific knowledge is integral to t...

Almost all geography syllabi pose questions on natural hazards. Not surprisingly as many of us find natural forces such as earthquakes and volcanoes fascinating. With so many studen...

With an ever increasing population of 1.1 billion, India is the second largest country in the world, behind China. India is also the second fastest growing economy - again second only...

Diatoms and ostracods from the Nar Valley, west Norfolk, England are analysed with a view to establishing marine and freshwater palaeoenvironments of the Hoxnian interglacial Stage. N...

Migration is defined as the movement of one person (migrant) between two places for a certain period of time. There are lots of different types of migration, as well as different reas...

Hydrology - Evaporation: The physical process in which a liquid changes to a vapour. Transpiration: The process by which plants lose water vapour through the stomata (pores)...

"To what extent is it possible to make resource exploitation sustainable?" The global population is increasing at 1.1% per annum. It currently stands at 6.9 billion people and with...

Evaluate the methods you used to collect data for a geographical investigation. State the title of your investigation (20 marks) We carried out our investigation on the River Harbo...