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Geography Revision Notes

• Population
• Climate Change
• Resources
• Globalisation

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1. Population and economic development

• How do physical and human factors affect population distribution?
• ​World Bank classification of economic development.
• Population distribution: voluntary internal migration, economic patterns and urban growth

2. The causes and consequences of population change

• Population change and the demographic transition model
• The impacts of population growth on megacities
• ​​Forced migration: causes and consequences

3. Managing population change

• How are population structures changing around the world?
• Government policies to manage an ageing population
• Government policies to manage migration
• The demographic dividend

1. The Causes of Climate Change

2. What are the consequences of climate change?

3. How do different communities manage climate change?

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Global Resources and the Consumer Society

1. How does economic development impact on global resources consumption?

• Does the world have enough resources to support "Crazy Rich Asians"? The rise of a new middle-class.​
• Resources footprints and what they say about us
• Water, food, land - all are under pressure from an increase in 'middle-class' affluence
• The global energy mix - the world is transitioning away from fossil fuels

2. How does resource consumption and security vary between places?

• The Water-Energy-Food (WEF) Nexus
• Resources security - India and Germany compared
• A world of waste - the tragedy of consumer culture

3. How can places manage resources sustainably?

• What would Malthus or Boserup do? The pathway to better resource stewardship
• The Circular Economy
• Resource stewardship and the UN Sustainable Development Goals

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Click on the links below to find out more about globalisation:

1. The Global Stage: Superpower geography and global organisations

2. The Local Stage: Culture, Identity and resistance to globalisation

3. The Dark Side of Globalisation: Resilience in an age of disruptive technologies.