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Geography case studies: Unit 1

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Mind map on geography case studies unit 1: climate change, rivers, globalisation and population

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Geography case studies: Unit 1

  1. Climate change

    • Iceland
      • wheat growth possible
      • glaciers will melt by 2200
      • fish population could be effected by currents
    • Malawi
      • desertification
      • cotton production will increase
      • 5 billion could suffer from water stress by 2025
    • reducing carbon output
      • government
        • international agreement, the Kyoto protocol
        • invest in renewable energy
        • reduce public transport cost
      • individual
        • recycle waste
        • use public transport
        • double glazed windows
  2. Living in an active zone

    • Sichuan earthquake
      • 80% of houses destroyed
      • Rice crop destroyed
      • 87,000 people dead
      • liquefaction
      • landslide blocked river, "quake lake"
    • Grimsvotn eruption
      • Ash cloud
      • Jokulhaup, flood cause by melted water from sub-glacial lake
      • dangerous gases
      • pyrocalstic flow
      • sub-glacial lake, ice melts due to heat and flows into the caldera (a crater)
    • monitoring, preparing and response
      • volcano, soufriere hills volcano
        • diffusion tubes
        • siemograph
        • topograph grapgh, measures amount of magma
      • Shake out
        • education in california about earthquake
        • drills
      • buildings in japan are built to withstand earthquakes
      • sichuan responses
        • temporary camps set up
        • food and shelter sent in
        • search and rescue teams and army
        • medical supplies
    • yellowstone super volcano
      • large earthquakes before the eruption
      • crops destroyed
      • ash would block out the sun
      • global temperatures would drop up to 10 degrees
  3. Water and rivers

    • Boscastle: river management
      • soft engineering
        • afforstation
        • washlands
      • hard engineering
        • embankments
        • flood walls
    • Gulfoss waterfall
      • tourism
        • litter
        • foot path erosion
      • processes
        • hydraulic action
        • abrasion
      • features
        • gorge
        • plunge pool
        • over hang
    • meanders
  4. Development

  5. Globalisation

    • Coca cola in india
      • sold waste as fertiliser which was toxic
      • drained water supply to make product causing water stress
      • provided people with jobs and money
      • created consumer market and development
    • Nokia
      • cheap labour in dominican republic
      • expanded to china due to increased consumer marke
      • interdependence
    • Tata
      • indian owned MNC
        • important source of income for india
      • Tata nano is affordable and cheap for families
      • increases emissions
      • more conjestion
    • brain drain
      • migrants take local jobs forcing many to be unemployed
      • boosts work force and economy
      • migrants send money or remitenses back to family
  6. Populaton

    • migration
      • counter-urbanisation
        • pull
          • quite due to less traffic
          • friendlier
          • scenery and wildlife
          • safer due to less crime
        • push
          • cities and towns are busy and over crowded
          • pollution
          • high crime rate
      • Rural-urban: Limpopo to guateng
        • push
          • no electricity
          • lack of money
          • seasonal wet and dry climate
          • 60% of people live below the poverty line
          • low quality of life
        • pull
          • better jobs and pay
          • better quality of life
          • average income is 7X greater
      • seasonal migration
    • india
    • malawi

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