100 Ways to Save the Environment

-





Lots (one hundred) ways to conserve energy, use less water protect our air and create less rubbish. It's...

100 Ways to Save the Environment

Huzzah for saving the environment!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

GCSE Geography - Population - Global Population Distribution

-
The term "population density" is used to talk about where people live in the world. It's figured out by dividing the total number of people in a place by how big that place is. We then show this number for every square kilometre. Some places, like the Indian sub-continent or Western Europe, have lots of good things that make people want to live there. We call these places "densely populated." Other places, like the Polar regions and the Amazonian region, have very few people and are called "sparsely populated." Global distribution of population: There are different reasons why some places have more people, and they can be split into two groups: physical reasons and human reasons. Physical reasons: Accessibility: People settled near coasts because they traveled by boat. Cities like Sydney, New York, and Cape Town were established on the coast because it was easier to reach them. But, places like the Australian desert or the Brazilian rainforest were ha...
Read more

GCSE Geography - Population - Migration

-
In today's article we're going to look at  Migration , an increasingly contentious topic that's no longer confined to the geography classroom; it's a dynamic force woven into the very essence of our societies.  Migration resonates in politics , shaping debates on policies and national identity. It echoes through history , telling tales of diasporas and resilience. In Economics , it sculpts labor markets and influences societal structures.  Join us as we explore how migration transcends mere subjects and weaves into the intricate fabric of our interconnected world. 🌐 Migration Migration  is defined as a permanent or semi-permanent change in where someone lives. For instance, if you and your family move to Australia due to your dad getting a job out there, you have all migrated. If you all go Australia for a three week holiday, then you have not migrated. Some people migrate only for a short period. Turkish immigrant workers to Germany may only go there for a period o...
Read more

GCSE Geography - Population - Population Growth

-
In today's article we continue with our exploration of population and look at some of the factors around population growth . The population of the World is currently estimated to be in the region of around 8,045,311,447 people (at mid-year, according to figures from the United Nations. If you were born in 2011, the population back then was just over 7 billion, meaning that we've added a billion people to the Earth during your lifetime. If we go back 50 years to 1974, the population was just under 4 billion, which means that the population has doubled in half a century.  World population   growth is increasing, and is already causing many problems. It is projected to continue growing in some parts of the world whilst others stabilise, with some estimates putting the final population of the world as high as 12 billion. Managing population growth Population growth brings with it many pressures. The environmental impacts are discussed below, however, there are many ot...
Read more