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AQA GCSE Geography Evidence for Climate change

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Food (ONE of the following FOOD, WATER or ENERGY)

Water (ONE of the following FOOD, WATER or ENERGY)

Energy (ONE of the following FOOD, WATER or ENERGY)

Earthquakes and Volcanos – Plate Tectonics

Case Study – Earthquake, Chile 2010

Case Study – Earthquake, Italy 2009

Case Study – Earthquake, Nepal 2015

Case Study – Typhoon Haiyan, Philippines 2013

Tectonic plates – Conservative plates

Tectonic plates – Constructive Plates

Tectonic plates – Destructive Plates

What are Natural hazards?

Formation of tropical storms (structure and features)

Living within an area of tectonic hazard

Reducing the risk of tectonic hazards.

Reducing the effects of tropical storms.

Tropical storms

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Flooding, Cumbria 2009

GCSE Geography – Extreme Weather in the UK.

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Flooding, The Somerset Levels 2014

Evidence for Climate change

GCSE Geography – Human causes of climate change

GCSE Geography – Natural causes of climate change.

GCSE Geography – The impact of climate change, mitigation and adaption.

GCSE Geography – Small scale ecosystems including food webs and biomes.

GCSE Geography – Adaptions in the tropical rainforest.

GCSE Geography -Change and the impact on ecosystems.

GCSE Geography -Climate of tropical rainforests including layers in the tropical rainforest.

GCSE Geography -Rates of deforestation.

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Deforestation, Malaysia

GCSE Geography – Case study – Deforestation, Brazil.

GCSE Geography – The importance of tropical rainforests

GCSE Geography – Rainforest management

GCSE Geography – Animal and plant adaptations to hot deserts

GCSE Geography -Case Study – Western Desert, USA

GCSE Geography – Hot desert (Hot deserts or Cold environments)

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Thar Desert, Pakistan

GCSE Geography – Desertification

GCSE Geography – Human causes of desertification

GCSE Geography – Reducing desertification

GCSE Geography – Animal and plant adaptations to cold environments

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Alaska, USA

GCSE Geography – Cold environments (Hot deserts or Cold environments)

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Svalbard, Norwegian territory

GCSE Geography – Protecting cold environments

GCSE Geography – UK physical landscapes

GCSE Geography – Coastal landscapes in the UK. – WAVES.

GCSE Geography – Costal erosion

GCSE Geography – Weathering and Mass movement.

GCSE Geography – Headlands and bays.

GCSE Geography -Rock types and erosion landforms

GCSE Geography -Wave cut platforms & cliffs. Caves arches and stacks.

GCSE Geography – Beaches.

GCSE Geography – Sand dunes.

GCSE Geography – Spits and bars.

GCSE Geography – Hard coastal management

GCSE Geography – Soft coastal management

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Costal Management at Lyme Regis

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Coastal Management at Medmerry

GCSE Geography – River erosion processes, transportation & deposition.

GCSE Geography – River landscapes in the UK – The long and cross profiles of a river.

GCSE Geography – Erosional river landforms – interlocking spurs

GCSE Geography – Erosional river landforms – waterfalls and gorges

GCSE Geography – Dispositional river landforms – estuaries

GCSE Geography – Dispositional river landforms – flood plains and levées.

GCSE Geography – Erosional river landforms – meanders and ox-bow lakes

GCSE Geography – Factors affecting flood risk

GCSE Geography – Hard River management

GCSE Geography – Hydrographs

GCSE Geography – Soft river management

GCSE Geography – Case study – The Jubilee River

GCSE Geography – Case Study – River Cherwell

GCSE Geography – Freeze-thaw weathering

GCSE Geography – Glacial landscapes in the UK – How ice shaped the UK.

GCSE Geography – Movement of glaciers

GCSE Geography – Ice erosion in upland areas

GCSE Geography – Landforms formed by ice transport and deposition. Moraine, Drumlins & Erratics.

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Isle of Aran Scotland

GCSE Geography – Case Study – The Lake district

GCSE Geography – Conflict with land use

GCSE Geography – Economic activities in glaciated upland areas

GCSE Geography – Unban issues and challenges – Urbanisation

GCSE Geography – Urban issues and challenges – Megacities.

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Lagos, Nigeria. Challenges

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Lagos, Nigeria. Environmental issues

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Lagos, Nigeria. Growth.

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Lagos, Nigeria. Opportunities.

GCSE Geography -Case Study – Lagos, Nigeria, Profile

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Challenges.

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Environmental isues.

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Growth

Case Study – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Opportunity

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Profile

GCSE Geography – Case Study – London, UK Challenges

GCSE Geography – Case Study – London, UK Growth

GCSE Geography – Case Study – London, UK Opportunity

GCSE Geography – Case Study – London, UK Profile

GCSE Geography – Case Study – London, UK Regeneration

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Bristol, UK. Challenges

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Bristol, UK. Opportunity

GCSE Geography – Case Study – Bristol, UK. Profile

GCSE Geography – Sustainable living

GCSE Geography – Urban planning

GCSE Geography – Demographic transition model

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