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What are some reasons a country wouldn’t get enough water?

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  • They are landlocked
  • There isn’t a river system or isn’t a big enough one
  • Don’t have permeable surfaces
  • It is a desert
  • Don’t get enough rain
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What are the four main types of water sources?

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  • Surface water
  • Gound water
  • Desalinated water
  • Recycled water
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What are the three steps of the water cycle?

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  1. Input: Precipitation (rain) enters the rivers drainage
  2. Transfer and storage: Some of the water goes into the rivers, some sinks into the ground, and the remaining sinks deep underground.
  3. Output: the water is evaporated after flowing out to sea
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What are the three types of catchment areas?

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  1. Steep catchment
  2. Flat catchment
  3. Closed drain
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What factors might affect the water cycle?

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  • Latitude
  • Altitude
  • Topograpgy
  • Location
  • Climate change
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What are the two main types of water scarcity? Explain each one

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  • Physical water scarcity is caused when there is not enough water in the area that could be by government decisions, Population growth, water usage, and drought.
  • Economic water scarcity: this is when the country doesn’t have enough money to create any water infrastructure
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What are the pros and cons of recycled water?

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Pros: doesn’t rely on rain, clean and unlimited

Cons: People are scared to put their trust in companies to clean the water and if they do make a mistake there could be big trouble.

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What are the pros and cons of Desalination?

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Pros: Doesn’t rely on rain and oceans are huge

Cons: It is a very expensive process

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The values of water and examples

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  • Cultural
    • Sacred sites
    • Gods and deities
  • Aesthetic
    • Photography
    • Advertisement
  • Spiritual
    • Purification
    • Protection and healing
  • Economic
    • Factories
    • Skiing and snowboarding
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What are the three main reasons for tourist attractions?

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  • Natural: The reason is because of the natural beauty of the landscape.
  • Culture: Tourists go there for the cultural significance of the site.
  • Event attractions: Tourists going for a popular event
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What is ecotourism?

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Its tourism directed to environmental areas, usually with endangered and rare habitats. These places get money from tourists to support the growth and care for the wildlife.

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What are some examples of ecotourism in Australia?

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  • Toronga conservation society in Australia
  • Philip Islands nature parks
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What is a supply chain?

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A link of separate businesses that are connected to make goods.

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What are some pros and cons of inter-state trade?

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Pros: Faster to be brought to you and much better factory wages and life.

Cons: Much more expensive and not enough resources for certain things.

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What is value-adding?

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Processing a material or product and thereby increasing the market value.

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What are the four different industries?

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  • Primary industry: The industry that transports the raw materials, such as fresh agricultural produce.
  • Secondary industry: The place where the raw foods and materials are processed by factories into goods.
  • Tertiary industry: where the goods of food and materials are distributed to shops.
  • Quaternary industry: The info gathered by the companies to market their goods in the packaging or adverts.
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What is globalisation?

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The process of interaction and integration among people, companies, and governments worldwide. Globalization allows us to trade, goods services, culture, ideas, technology, clothes, and religion.

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What is the main principle of fair trade?

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To improve the life of small producers in developing countries by paying a fair prise to artisans and farmers.

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What are some forms of foreign aid donated by countries?

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  • Emergency shelter
  • Building programs
  • water
  • financial assistance
  • medical expertise
  • law enforcment
  • education and training
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Where does Australia’s aid mostly go to?

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The Pacific islands because we neighbor them and we are the main reason they are soaking in poverty, and this obnoxious textbook called them “needy” which is so fucking stupid.