geography

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intro

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use q and possible prompt

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paragraph 1.1

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what geography is

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what geography is #1

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 the study of places and the relationships between people and their environments

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what geography is #2

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 for example, geography can be divided into two fields - physical and human

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paragraph 1.2

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what geographers study

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what geographers study #1

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 the earth and the distribution of its land, features, and inhabitants

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what geographers study #2

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 For example, geography is the study of the diverse environments, places, and spaces of earth’s surface and their interactions

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paragraph 1.3

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how geographer study

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how geographers study #1

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 Human geographers study what people do, where and why - and it’s effects

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how geographer study #2

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 physical geographers describe, model, and predict the patterns of natural features and processes, such as climate, landforms and soil formation

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paragraph 1.4

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how geography contributes to our knowledge of the world

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how geography contributes to our knowledge of the world #1

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 Studying geography helps us understand our environment, from helping us to predict natural disasters to implementing changes in response to issues such as global warming

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how geography contributes to our knowledge of the world #2

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 For example, geography can help us understand the planet’s movement, changes, and systems

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paragraph 2.1

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o Geography helps us attempt to tackle global health inequalities and the issues that stem from them, such as malaria

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paragraph 2.2

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o A major physical cause of malaria is the climate of a country - a rise in rainfall, humidity or temperature can cause an increase of the malaria-carrying mosquitoes at higher altitudes

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paragraph 2.3

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o A major human cause of malaria is poverty - many people cannot afford bed nets or even a sufficient enough house to protect them from the mosquitoes that could cause malaria

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paragraph 2.4

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o There has been a lot done to attempt to tackle malaria and its causes, for example, the creation of global targets such as the Millennium Development Goals (2000-2015) and the Sustainable Development Goals (2015-2030) – these global targets would not have been able to be created without geography and the geographers that study it

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paragraph 2.5

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o For example, in attempt to tackle the challenging climates of certain countries and the contribution this has towards the development and spread of malaria, the Millennium Development Goal number 7 was created – to ‘ensure environmental sustainability’, followed by the Sustainable Development Goal number 13 – ‘climate action’

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paragraph 2.6

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o Also, in an attempt to tackle poverty and its contribution towards the development and spread of malaria, the Millennium Development Goal number 1 was created – to ‘eradicate extreme poverty and hunger’, followed by the Sustainable Development Goal number 1 – ‘no poverty’

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paragraph 2.7

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o Again, these attempts to tackle global health inequalities (and the issues that stem from them – such as malaria) would not be possible without the knowledge and understanding of our world that geography gives us

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conclusion

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reference back to q and possible prompt