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1.2 Migration
1.2 Migration This page introduces migration in its various forms as well as ways to classify migration, such as internal and external, short and long-term, voluntary and forced. It then goes on to look...
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6. Population Structure
This page examines different population pyramids and population structures linking them to stages of the DTM. It then goes further to examine how HIV impacted the population structure and growth in Sub-Saharan...
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5. Population Decline - Japan
This page explores how different social and economic factors determine population decline. Factors include birth rate, death rate and social and economic development factors. The processes are developed...
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4. Population Change - Nigeria
This page explores how different social and economic factors determine population change. Factors include birth rate, death rate, migration and social and economic development factors. The processes are...
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3. Under-Population - Australia
This page explores under-population and its causes and consequences. It develops this through a county case study, of Australia and questions the idea of whether Australia is underpopulated. You aim to......
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2. Over Population - Bangladesh
This page explores overpopulation and its causes and consequences. It develops this through a country case study, with Bangladesh. You aim to... Acquire the following Geographical skills: Syllabus: Starter...
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1.1/3 Population and Population Structure
text This page outlines the rate of world population growth and examines the reasons for its rapid increase. It explores the differences in growth between regions at different stages of development. This...
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1. Population and Settlement
Population and Settlement text This page outlines the rate of the world population and examines the reasons for its rapid increase. It explores the differences in growth between regions at different stages...
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6. Water Security
This page examines the patterns of water security at the global scale and develops the reasons that explain it, including both natural factors such as drought, lack of storage, melting glaciers and human...
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5. Water Supply and Demand
This page examines the availability of freshwater as well as water security at a range of scales. It develops the methods of water supply as determined by the geographical context of the region. It the...