Paper 2 Flashcards

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How much of the world live in urban areas

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55%

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2
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How much of HIC is urbanised

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80%

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3
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How much of LICs are urbanised

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30%

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4
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Urbanisation rate in LIC

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6%

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5
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Push factors of rural urban migration

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-Natural disasters
-mechanised agriculture
-desertification

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Pull factors of rural urban migration

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-more jobs
-better healthcare and education
-natural increase ( young people)

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7
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What can lack off food lead to

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Malnourishment

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8
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What can lack of clean water lead to

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Water born diseases eg typhoid

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9
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What does unequal consumption mean

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Different countries financial state effects there consumption

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10
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How does high value foods effect countries food consumption

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Exotic fruits exported to HIC but grown in LIC
seasonal products exported all year round

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11
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Organic produce effects on countries food consumption

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People become more concerned about environment look for locally sourced food

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12
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Growing carbon footprint fact

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10% of uk greenhouse gases from agriculture

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13
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What are food miles

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The distance food transported

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14
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Effects of industrialised farming

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-Larger fields cheaper to produce
-more chemicals used
-less employees more machinery

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15
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Which areas of uk are in water surplus

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North and west

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16
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Why are the south and east of uk in water deficit

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High population density

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17
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Increase in How much water used in house holds

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70% increase since 1975

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18
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Factors contaminating water

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-polluted/poor quality water
-fertilisers washed into rivers
-vehicle pollutants into rivers

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19
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Strategy to reduce water pressure

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Improved drainage systems

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20
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What is water transfer

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Transferring water from area of surplus to area of deficit

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21
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Effects of water transfer

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-Can effect wildlife in rivers
-political issues
-dams and reservoirs expensive

22
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How has uk energy supplies changed

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Fossil fuels 9% in 1970>
22% in 1980>
Coal stations closed by 2025>
19% electrical

23
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Why is fossil fuel consumption decreased

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Awareness of co2 emissions

24
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Environmental issues of energy

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-Releases co2
-fracking pollutes groundwater cause earthquakes
-natural ecosystems damaged by renewable generators
-wind turbines eyesores

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Economic issues with energy
-Fossil fuel extraction expensive -renewable energy expensive for consumer -money needed for research
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What is water insecurity
Not having enough clean water
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What does water security depend on
Population, access to water, amount available
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Countries in water insecurity
Australia,India and Mexico
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Countries in water security
Canada,Brazil,Russia
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Physical factors effecting water availability
-Climate change (evaporation/rainfall -geology impermeable/permeable rocks
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Economic factors effecting water availability
-Over abstraction -limited infrastructure (more pipes/pumps needed) -populated water sources
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Impacts of water insecurity
-Pollutions/disease -reduced food production (irrigation uses water) -conflict e.g Nile in Egypt
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Ways to increase water supply
-dams/reservoirs -water diversion -water transfer -desalination
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Effects of dams and reservoirs
-Surplus times dam filers to use in times of deficit -can cause conflict -expensive
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What is water diversion
Dam to raise water level and redirected
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Effects of water diversion
-irrigated farmland /hydroelectric power -less disruptive then other methods
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Example of water diversion
Arizona imperial dam diverts from Colorado to all American canal
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What is water transfer
Large engineering projects move from surplus to deficit
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Effects of water transfer
-Reduces water insecurity -environmental/social/economic problems
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What is desalination
Removes salt from water
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Example of desalination
98% of Dubai’s water
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Effects of desalination
-Expensive - powered by fossil fuels
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How to increase water conservation
-Fixing leaks(20% lost to leaks) -water meters in homes(use 10% less water) -drip pipes irrigate farmland
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How is groundwater management
-license needed to extract more then 20m3 a day -shared agreements when water is shared
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How is groundwater management
-license needed to extract more then 20m3 a day -shared agreements when water is shared
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How can water be recycled
-Piped to plants to decontaminate -used for irrigation,toilets
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How could recycling effect water supplies
Increase supply by up to 27%
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What does groundwater management prevent
Over abstraction
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What is over abstraction
Using more water then can be replaced
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What is grey water
Recycled water used straight away
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Effects of grey water
-used for gardens and farmland -conserves energy -expensive to install -can develop bacteria