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- Paleoclimates – climate change in the Quaternary Ice Age
- Chad-Cameroon oil pipeline: A case study of energy resource issues in a regional setting
- Wildfires
- The evidence for climate change and its human causes
- Investigating tropical rainforests
- Plate tectonics
- Plate tectonics
- What are the implications of China’s changing population?
- The carbon cycle
- Lagos – an urban case study
- Global atmospheric circulation
- Do trade policies matter?
- Reading around tectonic processes and landforms
- Overseas aid – too much or never enough?
- Hedgerows: a small-scale UK ecosystem
- Global systems and migration
- Reading around the carbon cycles
- Shenzhen – China’s most successful megacity?
- Managing resources in the UK
- Globalisation
- Reading around climate change
- The UK's diverse human landscapes
- Mt Fuji: sleeping giant?
- International trade and TNCs
- Peatlands and the carbon cycle
- Urban case study - London
- Nutrient cycles and global ecosystems
- Planning the independent investigation on Changing Places
- Urban life
- Physical processes – erosion, transportation and deposition
- Reading around changing places
- Introduction to systems thinking
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- River landforms: a case study of the River Severn
- Reading around development
- Glacial depositional landforms – drumlins
- Why go beyond the ‘single story’?
- River management: a case study of the River Severn
- Reading around global governance
- Evidence of glacial retreat
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- Coasts: weathering and erosion of cliffs
- Readings around sustainability
- Coasts: tides and currents
- Should food production in the Brazilian Cerrado be expanded?
- The global commons
- River processes
- The greenhouse effect and natural causes of climate change
- The UK’s distinctive physical landscapes
- Tropical storms
- UK physical landscapes
Webinars
- Careers spotlight: Carbon assessment and strategy with Emma Sherburn
- Careers spotlight: Career pathways in urban planning
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- Careers spotlight: Study pathways in urban planning
- Careers spotlight: Sustainable energy with Peter Dudfield
- Careers spotlight: Sustainable transport with Annessa Chan
- Careers spotlight: Town planning with Enoch Lam
- Careers spotlight: Town planning with Grace Clarkson
- Careers spotlight: Transport planning with Danielle Randall
- Where can geography take you?
- Where can geography take you 2022
- After the rural idyll: images of the British countryside as a non-idyllic environment
- Between a rock and a cold place: glaciers and landscape development
- China: past and present
- Coastal environments: understanding the impacts of sea-level rise and climate change
- Coastal landscape development
- Demographic change and population projections
- Development solutions: One size does not fit all
- Does where you live affect your health? Unpicking the geographical determinants of health.
- Dynamic Dunescapes: Shifting sands
- Exploring the importance of glaciers for water, food, and energy security
- Faults and earthquake hazards: the past is the key to the present
- GA Annual Conference: Dipo Faloyin - Africa is Not a Country
- GA Annual Conference: Esri - I am a geographer! What does a professional geographer do?
- GA Annual Conference: James Cheshire - The Power of Maps
- Gentrification: how can we create fairer cities?
- Geography in the digital age: the opportunities and challenges of smart technology
- Geomorphical hazards in deserts
- Geomorphology in the Anthropocene
- Glaciers, climate & climate change: understanding the key concept of mass balance
- Global institutions: do they still have a role in the 21st century?
- New geographies of global money? Chinese finance in London
- Governing the sea as a global common – challenges of trade, power and resource management.
- How can we live with risk?
- How to save a city
- Impacts of climate change on infectious diseases
- It’s the end of the world as we know it? Geography, population and resources
- Linking spatial questions and digital technologies to understand geographic patterns
- Making LGBTQ communities, changing LGBTQ spaces
- Putting the ‘geo’ in geopolitics, and why it matters
- Resilient buildings & climate change
- Resource flows and sustainability in 21st Century cities
- Rethinking nature in cities
- Sustainability – a key geographical concept
- Tackling the climate emergency: carbon, climate, ecological and energy systems
- Tectonic hazards in the Caribbean: hazard, vulnerability, impact and risk
- The changing face(s) of Sheffield
- The global energy paradox: towards a New Energy Order
- The weather of 2020
- Trading with the dragon: China in Africa
- Volcanoes: from inception to eruption
- Wildfires in a changing world
- Understanding change over space and time using web GIS tools and spatial data
- Analysing fieldwork data
- Collecting fieldwork data
- Developing information literacy as A level geographers
- Embedding GIS in enquiry
- Enabling breadth, depth and relevance in the A level independent investigation
- Graphical skills in GCSE geography
- Independent investigation opportunities in the topic of carbon
- Independent investigation opportunities in the topic of water
- Independent investigation opportunities within the topic of place
- Maps and cartographical skills in GCSE geography
- More than 20% – why your independent investigation really matters
- Numerical and statistical skills in GCSE geography
- Presenting fieldwork data
- Refining focus: a new look at a coastal independent investigation
- Refining focus: a new look at regeneration independent investigations
- Think like a geographer, write like a geographer
- Tips for writing up your independent investigation effectively
- What is the independent investigation all about?
Quizzes
- Africa is not a country
- Can Haiti throw off its historical chains?
- Chad Cameroon pipeline
- Climate change
- Coastal landforms and processes quiz
- Coasts: tides and currents
- Coasts: weathering and erosion of cliffs
- Coral reef ecosystems and sustainable management quiz
- Distinctive physical landscapes in the UK
- Evidence of glacial retreat
- Nutrient cycles and global ecosystems
- Geography of disease
- Glacial depositional landforms - drumlins
- Glacial erosion
- Glacial erosion environments
- Global atmospheric circulation
- Global commons
- Global resources management
- Global systems and migration
- International trade and TNCs
- Globalisation
- Hedgerows – a small-scale UK ecosystem
- How successfully are people in LICs fighting back against climate change?
- Investigating the Index of Multiple Deprivation
- Investigating the London riots
- Investigating the regeneration of the Olympic Park
- Lagos urban case study quiz
- Managing the UK's resources
- Megacities
- Overseas aid – too much or never enough?
- Physical processes – erosion, transportation and deposition
- River management
- River processes
- Sampling data in fieldwork
- Should food production in the Cerrado be expanded?
- Sustainable drainage systems
- The carbon cycle
- The Power of Maps
- The water cycle quiz 1
- The water cycle quiz 2
- Trade policies
- Tropical rainforests
- Tropical storms/cyclones
- UK physical landscapes
- The UK’s diverse human landscapes
- Urban case study - London
- Urban life
- Urban processes
- Urbanisation and underlying processes
- Using map resources
- Volcanic eruptions
- What does a geographer do?
- Why are coral reefs valuable?
- Why go beyond the single story?
