GCSE Geography – Case Study – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Environmental isues.
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How many deaths is it estimated are caused by air pollution in Rio each year?
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On which coastline is Rio?
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Which city is the most congested in the whole of South America?
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In Rio, by what percentage has car ownership grown over the last decade?
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To reduce congestion on coastal raods what have the authorities in Rio done to improve traffic flow?
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Rio’s Guanabara Bay, is highly polluted. By how much has commercial fishing declined in the last 20 years?
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How many polluted rivers flow into Guanabara Bay?
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Approximately how many tonnes of raw serage pours into Guanabara Bay each day?
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Approximately how many tonnes of industrial waste pours into Guanabara Bay each day?
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Which of the following is NOT one of the reasons that Guanabara Bay is polluted?
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What is the term that describes the pollution haze that hangs over the city of Rio?
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What disease is likely in the favelas due to waste being dumped into the open sewers?
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To combat the refuse problem a power plant has been set up utilising the gas from rotting rubbish. What is the gas called?
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A new power plant plant has been set up to use the gas from rotting rubbish from the flavelas. How many tonnes of rubbish does it use each day?
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What is the term used to describe the gradual increase in the concentration of phosphorus, nitrogen, and other plant nutrients in Guanabara Bay?
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