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Physical Geography Geography Book Report/Review
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The difference between the rotation of the earth and the revolution of the earth is that during the rotation the earth tilts on its own axis and it takes 28 days while during the revolution, the earth moves on its own orbit for 365 ¼ days. During summer the sun is located at the perihelion which is its closest point in relation to the earth.  
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Geology of Monaco Geography Case Study
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From a geological point of view, Monaco is well endowed in some respects and completely lacks in others. With regards to the geological characteristics emanating from activity related to sedimentation and volcanic activity, Monaco has a few geological features such as limestone beds and fault lines on its lands.
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The Geology of Beirut Geography Case Study
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The volcanic and earthquakes have been noted to be the most influencing factors that have affected the geologic formations in the regions of Beirut over time and scale. Most of Beirut’s rock formations are of the carbonaceous origin influenced by various factors including seafloor spreading and natural earth movement processes.  
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World Cultural Geography Geography Essay
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The study of geography has many important implications and practical uses. However, in early history or before the advent of modern times, geography was used for many different ends, depending on the time period and the objectives of the rulers of a particular place. In this regard, there was effectively no exact definition of geography as it is known today.
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Comparison of Turkey and South Sudan Geography Case Study
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The issues of climate change have also affected the region in certain measures, including shifts in precipitation patterns. The issue of environmental pollution is also a problem in the region of Turkey, and it takes the form of solid wastes as well as pollution of water bodies, including the presence of plastics in the oceans.
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Geographical Inquiry and Lesson Sequence Plan Geography Report
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Well planned fieldwork to the Springbrook national park can help students start the conversation of the importance and sustainability of trees in seeing a balance in the environmental life support systems to ensure sustainability. With the development of the right questions, the teacher has a very good chance to see the progress of students and a chance to influence them to think in a certain way.
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Geography of England Geography Case Study
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There are 470 airports in England, five of them in London: Heathrow, Gatwick, Stanstead, Luton, and London City. Heathrow is the main one in England, as well as one of the largest airports in the world. It is used for overseas flights. Waterways are very important for England. Almost 95% of cargo arrives in England by sea. 
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National Park Project: Glacier National Park Geography Coursework
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The contemporary shapes of the park’s Lewis Mountain and Livingston mountain ranges as well as the sizes of the area lakes depicted significant evidence of massive glacial action. Such massive glacial action is highly considered to have contributed to the U-shaped valleys leaving behind moraines that impounded water thereby creating the lakes.
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Hurricane Katrina Occurrence Geography Coursework
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The San Joaquin Valley is still at risk relative to the tow giant pumping stations that provide the south of California with significant amounts of water. If a storm-surge or strong winds of over 150mph were to strike, floods are more likely to occur but on the other hand, the developed landscapes might hold the water preventing any damages.
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The River Thames Fieldwork Geography Case Study
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The construction of the city and the events that preceded the Industrial Revolution has had a great threat to the water reserves. The rivers have subjected to many of the safeguards so as to ensure that there are reliable channels for England and the United Kingdom. The London water in the past has been under constant pollution threat. 
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Whether Is Enough Food Security in Malawi Geography Case Study
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As the paper outlines, the issues of malnutrition and mortality rates have also been tackled with several policies and strategies being established. Rates of Nutrition deficiencies in Malawi have been on the rise although the government is a lot of effort to ensure it does not continue affecting the people of Malawi.  
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Geographical Location's Culture in South Africa Geography Case Study
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There are eight documented Bantu-speaking ethnic tribes. The hybridization of the Dutch and these Bantu-speaking groups led to the rise of the Afrikaans language. The Afrikaans language borrows words from the South African Bantus and the white Dutch colonizers who migrated and settle in South Africa. The language is currently spoken by the descent of British colonialists, the Indian immigrants who speak Urdu and Tamil.
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Connection between Cultural Geography and Urbanization Geography Coursework
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The diverse features and products that guarantee the common nature of individuals come into play when cultural geography is in question (Crang, 2013). Its connection to urbanization is often clear to people who try to comprehend why or how this branch looks into the aspect of human culture in relation to their natural surroundings.
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Are Global Cities Westernizing or Homogenizing Culture in Cities Geography Research Paper
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Whereas much of the Middle East and the Arab world used to have their own form of traditional dress that transcended generations, Western clothing brands gradually crept into the landscape to the point that young people in cities such as Doha, Dubai, and Istanbul do not look dissimilar from youth in any other major world city. 
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Water Depletion of Yellow River in China Geography Coursework
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There are concerns that the increasingly scarce, less reliable water will have a huge impact on China’s agricultural sector. Observers have noted that the cropping patterns among the Chinese farmers have already been affected (Chen et al. 99). The crop that has been worst hit by water scarcity is wheat that grows in the North China plain. 
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Geography, Demographics, and History of Guatemala Geography Case Study
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An interesting take on the contemporary economic problems that plague Guatemala involves the position that a culture of exclusion persists, hampering the ability of its people to better themselves and contribute meaningfully to the economic development of their country. Here, past and existing policies are blamed for the problem.  
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Pathways and Stores of Water, Sediment and Nutrients in Northwest England Catchments Geography Coursework
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Most of the phosphorus is found in the lithosphere either in soil or in rocks. In soils, soil microorganisms are important sinks and stores of phosphorus. Other stores of phosphorus are guano, which is large fecal deposits of some type of birds and this is normally mined for the manufacture of phosphate fertilizers.
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Sustainable Urbanism in Europe Geography Coursework
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Europe ought to be a good example of a green country. This is because of the practice of sustainability in the big cities of Europe leading to the greenness of the country and thus a positive effect on global climate change. These cities show that it is possible to practice and also promote sustainability and development of the ecology as a country 
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Descriptions Presented by Dickenss Through His Works as per the Residential Segregation in London Geography Essay
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Conclusively it can be stated that works of fiction such as those produced by Dickens allow modern geographers to look into the past with reasonable accuracy. However, it must be kept in mind that not all details related in novels are totally true and they must be investigated in the wider context of things to discern their credibility. 
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GIS is Dead: Long Live GIS Geography Coursework
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Taking into consideration all the features and the present prominence of GIS in the geological monitoring - though not commercial consumption of its products, it is important to see that it provides leads in all government functions related to public safety, transportation, weather forecasting, and aerial land surface surveys. 
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The Eruption of Toba Geography Case Study
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All of the research about the supervolcanic eruption has been made is through the help of DNA samples of the remains that had been found and by closely studying the sediment layers and Toba tuffs using radioactive means to determine the date and constituents of the explosions. After the recent Tsunami, about seventy volcanoes became active again. 
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Weathering and the Human Environment Geography Essay
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From the early geologic phases, the atmosphere has always come in contact with the exposed crust of the earth, a process referred to as weathering. This process occurs through a blend of both chemical and mechanical means. Weathering is a common phenomenon and most people have experienced it firsthand.
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Top 10 Natural Disasters of the Year Geography Coursework
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About 32.4 million people lost their homes as a result of natural disasters that occurred last year. According to the statistics released by the Norwegian Refugee Council, 98 percent of these disasters are weather-related. It has been observed that the poor population of the world suffers more when any natural disaster strikes the world. 
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GIS Report for a Local US Non-Government Organization Geography Coursework
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GIS broadly refers to the Geographic Information System which typically deals with the land and space information. It generates and maintains a record of details associated with different streets, towns, cities, and even longitude and latitude (Introduction to Geographic Information System GIS, 2007).  
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Geographical Imaginations of Fantasy and Nature Geography Literature review
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Stella Bruzzi (1997) writes about the clothing in the film rather than the people who produced them. She contends that costumes play the main role in the image and have a character to them enhancing the entire piece (Bruzzi 1997). This is particularly true in that the costume serves as the blueprint of the character involved. 
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Exploring a Specific Biogeographical Question: Polar Bears Geography Coursework
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Consequently, man has significantly led to the pollution of the Arctic environment leading to the presence of toxic and harmful chemicals and substances in the ecosystem. In most instances, polar bears consume garbage from human wastes and this has often contributed to death and poor health of the polar bears. 
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Analysis of Poland Country Geography Case Study
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Poland being a developing economy has its import and export relationship established with different countries. Its major trading partners are Germany, United Kingdom, Italy, Czech Republic. Each of these contributes to 24 percent, the United Kingdom contributes to 6.5 percent of the overall business contributions. 
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Palaeoecological Assessment of a New Deep water Channel in the Lower River Test Geography Case Study
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The core had a number of potential in describing the manner in which the vegetation displayed the final cold period. There was only one comparable sequence within the area under study core was found to be an area that had large fully running through it which still preserved over 5 m of the sediments until the recent times.
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Shift-Share Analysis of a Local Government Area Geography Case Study
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The use of technology in operations improves the quality of output, efficiency, and presentable, and it is time-saving. All these can be collectively perceived as the attributes making up a product quality or service quality. Use technology can, therefore, make the customers assume that the quality of the service provided is high and of quality. 
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What Drives the Spatial Development of Urban Villages-Guangzhou-China Geography Coursework
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Spatial urbanization in China has increasingly posed a discriminatory influence on migrants leading to a rise in hybrids (migrant workers and village-in -the-city) in Guangzhou City. The paper aims at unearthing the influence of power and Positionality and their associated ethical issues to explain this phenomenon. 
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The Differing Ways in Which Geographers Have Incorporated Visual Methods into Their Research Geography Coursework
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During the last decade, there has been an increase in the integration of visual methodologies, with geographical research. This aspect has managed to gain increased attention from geographic researchers. Currently, it is easy for Geographers to access the tools of visual reproduction and production.
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Spatial Urbanization Development in Guangzhou Geography Case Study
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Such spatial relations have helped in the development of Guangzhou as an urban area (Ye, 2012, 35). The spatial relations contributed to the development of urbanization in the sense that the two governments- the government of Guangzhou and the government of Foshan- have jointly decided to spur investments in important sectors of the economy.
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Urbanisation in Developing Countries: Cape Coast City Geography Case Study
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The paper has identified several hitches that are associated with the Cape coast cities which are more similar to most of the urban centers in sub-Saharan Africa. Similarly, the city has been characterized by the massive destruction of the heartland that has been preserved for cultivation and crowding of parks.  
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The Impact of Globalization on the Cultural Inhabitants Geography Coursework
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Economic globalization is an aspect that places consumers and producers of a certain commodity in mutual relation. The activities of a given state would depend on their classification on their global scenes. The market allows periphery states to interact with Core states and create a uniformed system of government. 
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Globalization in Egypt Geography Coursework
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Parenti’s literature blames globalization for fostering climate change and further blames climate change for most of the negativities being experienced in the world today. For instance, he blames cattle rustling, ethnic clashes, World Wars, international disintegration, economic depressions, and state repressions on climate change. 
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A Research Presentation on Earthquakes, Volcanoes and Landslides and Major Natural Calamities Geography Coursework
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Landslides on the other hand are triggered in certain cases by earthquakes. Nevertheless, all three forms of natural disasters have irreversible and adverse effects on mankind and through the progress of science and technology, they need to be studied deeply and avoided to the maximum extent possible.
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Population Distribution of China Geography Annotated Bibliography
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Population Distribution can be defined as the arrangement or the spread of people in a given area. It could also mean how the population of an area is arranged according to variables such as age, race, or sex. Population Distribution is influenced by factors such as climate, natural resources, work opportunities, social services, density, culture. 
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Chinese religion and Region Geography Annotated Bibliography
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The writer tries to explain how the expanding religious movement, which has always turned out to be the ideological authority of the Chinese Communist Party, is gradually weakening. According to the author, religion has just been surviving for several decades under various atheist governments. However, the recent past religion has been reviving. 
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Geographical Transformation of the Caribbean Islands Geography Essay
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Instead of merely tolerating our indigenous religion, the Spanish forced many to convert upon the pain of life. This fact was further compounded by the fact that although the two religions could have peacefully coexisted, the Spanish had little or no respect for the religious beliefs of my people. Our religion was all but successfully uprooted.
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Water and Air Pollution in Shanghai China Geography Coursework
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Water and air pollution are very common and have raised a lot of issues in many places and jurisdictions. They have the potential to cause irreversible damage to the environment and to human beings as well. Air and water pollution in Shanghai is caused mainly by industrialization and the rapid increase in population.
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Investigating the Structure and Characteristics of the Population in Canterbury Geography Coursework
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The residential districts surround the few available or remaining industries and are located far away from the city center. In the main city of Canterbury and its surrounding areas, the minimal settlement of human population can be attributed to the high number of population staying away from the city in Herne Bay and Whitstable lending credence to the Burgess model of land use.
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Ephydra Hians in the Mono Basin Geography Article
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The mounds form as a result of the precipitation of carbonate minerals in lacustrine settings or fluvial channels. Although the Mono Lake region is a great attraction, it has not escaped from destruction by humans through pollution and diversion of waters that would otherwise end up in the lake for private and commercial use. 
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MIGRANT WORKERS TO QATAR Geography Article
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The Amir was overthrown by his own son Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani in 1995 in a bloodless coup after having ruled the country since the year 1972 (Central Intelligence Agency, 2014). He ruled until 2013. Hamad saw the creation of Al Jazeera, an Arab broadcasting
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The Concepts of the Relationship between Space and Human Behaviour Geography Coursework
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The economy of the developed capitalist countries needed mere resources at the end of the 19th century, and it evoked interest in the exploration of the colonized territories in Africa and Asia. Moreover, the detailed information about the territory permitted to wage a war more successfully (Hudson, 1977).  
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Geography Issues in the News Geography Annotated Bibliography
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This study examined popular land commodification practices as a way of generating local revenues within Chinese cities as well as identifying the uneven emerging landscape as a consequence of financed land urbanization. Chinese cities in the land commodification have generated revenues in trillions of Yuan annually. 
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China's Economic Geography Is Changing Geography Assignment
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Abortion is not available so the1 child policy was not so much strictly followed. In modern times the ration between males and females is 120:100. As per the report “It's estimated that the percentage of men in their late 30's who have never married will quintuple by 2030, and this large number of unmarriageable young men cannot help the country.
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Assessment of the Regeneration Legacy that the 2012 London Olympic Games Is Likely to Bequeath East London Geography Coursework
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The Regeneration “Legacy” imposed by the 2012 London Olympic Games renewed East London’s urban landscape through sports avenues, parks, social facilities, and urban developments. The permanent effect of these games on London societies and the international community will come up in the future for several decades (Cochrane, 2007). 
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Causes of the Millennium Drought Geography Coursework
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Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) is the development of cold sea surface temperatures in the eastern part of the Indian Ocean and warm water temperature in the western part of the Indian Ocean. The IOD conditions are the reason for rains in eastern Africa and droughts in Indonesia. It may also affect the rainfall conditions in Australia. 
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Megacity Initiative Study Geography Coursework
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The city of Shanghai is the commercial capital of China which doubles up as a cultural city given the rich cultural designs and architecture that the city boasts of. Shanghai is the home of one of the largest port cities in the Asian Peninsula thus it is strategically located to be a commercial hub for the People’s Republic of China.
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The Manufactured Landscape of Palm Jumeirah Geography Coursework
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The rising cost of the hotels, the resort is affecting the tourist flow, and many people who were residing in Palm Jumeriah residence are moving out of there because of the increased cost of living. Moreover, the rumors regarding the sinking of Jumeriah Island because of the unstable stand have resulted in economic disturbance
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