Unit 2 C - The Challenge Of Reasource Managment Flashcards

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What are resources?

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Features of the environment which are needed and used by people

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2
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3 essential resources for humans

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Water
Energy
Food

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What are the two well-being’s food, water and energy are essential for ?

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Social wellbeing
Economic wellbeing

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Importance of food for social wellbeing and economic wellbeing

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Social wellbeing - energy to socialise and participate in sports. Food provides minerals which allows health to be sustained

Economic wellbeing - people need food to work and be healthy. If people have too little food they won’t be productive at work and loose jobs / income.
Lack of food may cause illness —> people can’t work

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Importance of energy ( fuels , electricity ) for social and economic wellbeing

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Social wellbeing - use energy to power homes. This keeps us warm and prevents hypothermia

Economic wellbeing - quaternary sector couldn’t function.
Goods couldn’t be manufactured easily.
Fuel for car means you can drive to work. Without this you couldn’t find a job therefore poverty

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Importance of water for social wellbeing and economic wellbeing…

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Social wellbeing - healthy and active lifestyle. No water leads to dehydration

Economic wellbeing- in uk 75 % of water is used by industry, this employs people and makes money for the uk.
Water is used for farms —> food sold

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7
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What’s supply ?
What’s demand ?
Whats deficit ?
What’s surplus?

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-Amount of resources available

-the amount of resources needed

-not enough supply to meet demands

-enough supply to meet demands

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8
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Food trends in HICS AND LICS … why?

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-Hics are in a surplus. Higher income countries have more money to spend on importing food and the development of farming

-LICS are usually in a deficit as they lack money to spend on the development of food production and trade

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Water trends in HICS AND LICS.. why?

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HICS- more abundance of water due to higher income and the country has more to spend

LICS- LICS such as ghana are located inland and have limited access to ocean water and do r have the technology to make it drinkable, LICS like hot countries in Africa also lack precipitation

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Who uses more energy HICS or LICS …why?

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HICS- use more energy due to more developed infrastructure and additionally better quality of life ( people heat their homes)

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11
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What’s the uk population meant to rise to by 2037?

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73 million

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12
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What % of food did the uk import in 2022?

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46%

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13
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What’s import?

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Goods being brought into a country

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14
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2 Common uk imports

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Fish- Norway ,Sweden

Chocolate - Poland

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15
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Why doe the uk import lots of food?

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-Climate / weather doesn’t allow uk to grow certain things

-demand for greater choice and more exotic foods

-cheaper production in LIC countries due to cheap labour

-not enough room In The uk to grow

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