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Resources and trade-offs

Resources and trade-offs

Map of the UK showing East Anglia mechanised farming, Peterhead and North Sea fishing, Dogger Bank offshore wind, Preston New Road fracking, Kielder Water and transfer routes, plus wetter north-west and drier south-east

The UK has high demand for food, energy and clean water, so people use landscapes, rivers, coasts and seas as resource systems. An environment includes physical and human surroundings, while an ecosystem is the living community plus the non-living conditions it depends on.

Using & modifying UK environments Lesson

  1. GCSE
  2. /Geography
  3. /Using & modifying UK environments

Step-by-step lessons on OCR A GCSE Geography Using & modifying UK environments. Each one builds up to exam-style questions. Build a solid grasp of core physical and human processes before tackling the evaluation- and decision-making-style questions used in the final papers, which carry the most marks.

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