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Geography (0460)
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Free Geography (0460) revision notes for Cambridge IGCSE students. Each chapter covers a key topic with worked examples and practice prompts you can take straight into the thinka app.
Changing river and coastal environments
River and drainage basin processes
River landforms
River flooding, pollution and management
Coastal processes and landforms
Coastal hazards, tropical storms and management
Coral reefs and mangroves
Changing ecosystems
The Antarctic ecosystem
Threats to and management of Antarctica
The tropical rainforest ecosystem
Threats to and management of tropical rainforests
Tectonic hazards
Structure of the Earth and plate boundaries
Earthquakes: processes and features
Volcanoes: types, features and hazards
Impacts of and responses to tectonic hazards
Climate change
Evidence and natural causes of climate change
Human causes and the enhanced greenhouse effect
Impacts of climate change
Mitigation, adaptation and responses
Changing populations, towns and cities
Population growth and decline
Population structures and the DTM
International migration
Urban growth and urbanisation
Opportunities, challenges and management of urban growth
Development and changing economies
Measuring development
Uneven development and sustainable development
Employment structures and industrial location
Globalisation and transnational corporations
Tourism and the Butler model
Resource provision
Farming types and farming systems
Global food supply and demand
Food insecurity, desertification and soil erosion
Energy types and global energy supply
Impacts and management of energy production
Geographical skills
Cartographic skills and map interpretation
Graphical skills and data presentation
GIS, photographs and image interpretation
Mathematical and statistical skills
Geographical investigations
The route to geographical enquiry and hypotheses
Fieldwork data collection techniques and equipment
Presenting and analysing fieldwork data
Conclusions, evaluation and limitations
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