Issue Evaluation Flashcards

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Suggest on how access to food is dependent on a reliable energy supply

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heat food up/cooking food
storing food
transporting food
making food products e.g. pasteurising milk

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Suggest on how access to water is dependent on a reliable energy supply

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used in cooking food
hot/cold water for showers, taps
heating up water in kettle, in saucepan

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Suggest on how access to consumer products is dependent on a reliable energy supply

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production
machinery
transporting
manufacturing

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Explain the link between increasing energy prices and poor living standards

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increasing energy prices creates poorer living standards as cannot afford energy
leading to a worsened quality of life

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5
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Outline the advantages of energy imports

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increases the amount of energy available to countries
increases energy security
improved quality of life

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6
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Outline the disadvantages of energy imports

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dependent on other countries - they ma increase prices due to their own politics and warfare
no profit received for country importing the energy - paying another country
natural disasters in other areas can decrease a countries energy security

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7
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Suggest reasons why using renewable energy may not be truly sustainable

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  • building may require use of fossil fuels –> transporting materials etc
  • environmental impacts
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8
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Reason for why the need for energy imports rose

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Explosion + fire on Piper Alpha oil platform in 1988 - in the North Sea

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9
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Social advantage points to make

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more jobs –> local businesses
–> multiplier effect
–> increase UK GNI
reduced traffic
–> more job opportunites

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10
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Economic advantage points to make

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  • increases UK energy security
  • reduce reliance on other countries for energy imports
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11
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Environmental advantage points to make

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  • less pollution
  • reduced use of fossil fuels
  • positives for wildlife
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12
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Social disadvantages points to make

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  • boost in tourism not required
  • less people working in area –> less people working in local businesses –> struggle –> reverse multiplier effect
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13
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Economic disadvantages points to make

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  • expensive + additional costs
  • takes a long time to build
  • more expensive than wind energy
  • unknown additional costs especially when dealing with environmental issues
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14
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9 marker conclusion points to make

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  • advantages outweigh disadvantages
  • give one short example
  • summary sentence linking back to question
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15
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Vocab to use in 9 marker relating to social

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increase in Gross National Income
multiplier effect
quality of life

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16
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Vocab to use in 9 marker relating to economic

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energy surplus
energy imports
accessibility

17
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Vocab to use in 9 marker relating to environmental

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fossil fuels
renewable energy
ecosystem

18
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What two things must remember to comment on in 9 marker?

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scale - local/regional/national
impacts - short/long term