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How can coastal management strategies be harmful in other places along the coast?

This is the process of downdrift, which is when the dynamic equilibrium of the coastal system is upset by manmade process, such as the installation of 'groynes'. Groynes are features which stick out past ...

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How is a meander formed? (4 marks)

Meanders often occur in the middle course of a river as the water begins to move at a faster pace. As the water flows around a bend it is pushed towards the outer bank of the curve and this increases the ...

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Assess the extent to which models and theories, such as the North-South Divide and dependency theory, are useful in helping to understand the development gap

The Development gap refers to the widening difference in levels of development between the world's richest and poorest nations. There are a number of models and theories that exist to explain this gap suc...

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Describe the formation of a waterfall

Waterfalls form where the river bed has a layer of harder rock overlying the softer rocks. As water falls the softer rock is eroded more quickly than the harder rock leading to undercutting of the harder ...

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What's the best way to write evaluation points for an essay regarding fragile environments?

Fragile environments are a type of ecosystem, and with any essay in geography, it's key to use case studies to aid your answer. In particular for fragile environments, their management versus being exploi...

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