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Explain the socio-economic consequences of population movements for source countries across Europe.

An adverse socio-economic consequence of population movements for source countries across Europe is the brain drain. The brain drain is a geographical term which is used to explain the socio-economic phen...

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What are some of the socio-economic causes of high population growth in sub-Saharan Africa?

Due to relative poverty in large parts of sub-Saharan Africa (especially in rural areas) a lot of people can't afford contraceptives even when they are available, furthermore, high rates of subsistence fa...

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What is the difference between urbanisation and counter-urbanisation?

Urbanisation and re-urbanisation both refer to the net movement of people into urban areas; in this sense, they are similar. The key difference lies in the times at which this movement occurs. Urbanisatio...

Answered by Charles D. Geography tutor
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Explain what an eco town is, including an example

Ecotown's are a government scheme initiated in 2007, with the plan to build 10 eco towns by 2020. Their role is to ease the adorability crisis and develop more places to live that are eco-friendly, whilst...

Answered by Molly L. Geography tutor
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List two primary and two secondary impacts of volcanic activity giving detail of each

Primary impacts are those that affect the area in close proximity to the volcano immediately after a volcanic event. A first impact is that of the release of tephra which is solid material that can range ...

Answered by Izzy F. Geography tutor
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