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year 10 geography (one world many views (affects (standard of living,…

- - - - i am the most important
    - - humans are the most important
  - - - do what we want to minimise impact
    - - responsibly use earths resources
- - - - natural products that can be used or converted by humans for use
      - timber from trees to make a table
    - - the process in which the natural environment absorbs our waste
      - trees absorbing the carbon dioxide we exhale
    - - things that are done for us by the environment that dont produce consumable resources
      - bees pollinating flowers of plants we eat
    - - refers to the personal relationships humans have with the environment
      - E.G. indigenous Australians have with ancestral lands
- - - - fibre
      - crop pollination
      - food
- - - - nothing on earth on earth lives in isolation
      - all environments. living and non-living things are connected
      - geographers use this concept to better understand the connection between people and places, how these how these interconnections affect the environment and the way we live
    - - earths resources are used and managed responsibly for future generations
      - meeting the current generations needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs
    - - the living and non-living components and elements that make up an area and the way they are organised into a system
    - - earth is constantly changing, some of these changes are rapid and see whereas some may take millions of years to occur
      - change can be the result of natural forces or human activity
    - - the concept of space is used when investigating the way things are arranged on earths surface
      - people use and change the space in which they live.
      - look for patterns and structure within a feature.
    - - small areas (local park)
      - large areas (mine sites)
    - - a place is part of the earths surface that has been identified and given meaning by people
      - they come in all shapes and sizes
      - places can be natural or built
        
        natural places are unchanged by humans
        
        built places are constructed by humans
- - - - human population increased
        
        cities have spread across earths surface
        
        this is known as land clearing
        
        due to land clearing three quarters of earths forests have been removed
        
        land clearing leads to soil being over farmed. this make the soil infertile
        
        more farms required for food production
  - - - the airs atmosphere is being degraded in many different ways
      - pollutants such as carbon and nitrogen released into the atmosphere from factories and transport
      - this causes an increase in global temperatures and changes in our climate
    - - keeps oxygen from disappearing into space
      - ozone reflects harmful UV rays
      - controls global climates
    - - higher demand for cheap energy . (fossil fuels)
      - health care cost economic burden
      - increase in the rate of asthma and lung disease
    - - fossil fuels
      - factories
      - burning coal