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Explain the enhanced greenhouse effect?

The enhanced greenhouse effect has been caused by the anthropogenic emission of greenhouse gases such as CO2 and methane. These greenhouse gases cause heat from the sun to become trapped in the earth's at...

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Outline the positive and negative effects of urban sprawl?

Define urban sprawl: urban sprawl is the outward growth of urban areas. As people move to urban areas the need for land to build on increases so the suburbs spread out.The positive effects are business ow...

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Distinguish between the different types of erosion that take place within a river channel.

In a river channel, erosion is the process that wears away the river bed and banks. If you were to look at the sides and bottom of a river channel beneath the water, we would not see smoo...

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Describe the types of plate boundary responsible for earthquake hazards.

Earthquake hazards generally occur on or near specific types of tectonic plate boundary; they are the result of a build-up of stress between two tectonic plates that is released when the plates move past ...

Answered by Ruby G. Geography tutor
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Describe and explain the formation of a gorge - 6 marks

Waterfalls often form when hard (e.g. granite) and soft (e.g. clay or chalk) rock are present , where water flows across the harder rock and drops onto softer rock. The falling water then starts to form a...

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