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types of hard engineering
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-groynes
-sea wall
-breakwater
-rock armour
-revetments
-gabion
2
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groynes
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Mappleton and Hornsea, Holderness coastline
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sea wall
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Lyme regis, dorset
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breakwater
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Lyme regis, dorset
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rock armour
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Start-Bay Slapton
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Revetments
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Mappleton, Holderness Coastline
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Gabion
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Hornsea, Holderness or Seaton in Devon
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types of soft engineering
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-dune stabilisation
-cliff regrading
-beach nourishment
-beach drainage
-managed retreat
9
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dune stabilisation
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Studland Beach, Swanage, Dorset
10
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cliff regrading
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Dungeness, Kent or Swanage Bay, Dorset
11
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beach nourishment
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Swanage Bay
12
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beach drainage
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Barton-on-sea, Hampshire
13
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managed retreat
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Medmerry, Sussex
Geography A-level
flashcards
Decks in class (75)
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2B.1a The Littoral Zone and Systems17
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2B.1b Classifying Coastlines15
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2B.2 Geological Structure24
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2B.3 Rates of Coastal Recession45
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coasts eq1 examples10
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2B.4a,b tides and wave processes22
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2B.4C + 2B. 6 a Coastal Erosional Landforms and Weathering44
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2B.5 Sediment Transport and Deposition37
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2B.6b,c Sub-aerial processes11
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coasts eq2 examples15
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2B.7 Sea Level Change28
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2B.8 Rapid Coastal Retreat16
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2B.9 Coastal Flooding30
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2B.11 management examples13
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Beach profile9
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3.1 globalisation, past and present26
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3.2 political and economic decision making42
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3.3 winners and losers33
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3.4 the global shift32
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3.5 migration and globalisation45
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3.6 global culture19
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3.7 the development gap19
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3.8 tensions from globalisation15
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3.9 ethical and environmental concerns38
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4A.1 Economies34
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4A.2 Changing Places34
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4A.3 past and present shaping economic and social characteristics12
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4A.4 Economic and Social Inequalities49
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4A.5 Lived Experience and Engagement18
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4A.7 UK Government policy decisions35
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4A.8 Local Governments26
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4A.9 Rebranding43
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4 regeneration case studies32
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5.1 The Global Hydrological Cycle21
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5.2 The Drainage Basin26
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5.3 Water Budgets and River Systems46
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5.4 Water Deficit66
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5.5 Water Surplus + Flooding32
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5.6 Climate Change20
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5.7 Physical and Human causes of water insecurity30
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5.8 Consequences and risks of water insecurity0
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5.9 Approaches to managing water supply80
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6.1 Carbon and Geological Cycle52
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6.2 Biological processes sequester carbon45
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6.3 Human impact on carbon cycle43
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6.4 Energy Security71
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6.5 Reliance on fossil fuels32
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6.6 Alternatives to fossil fuels83
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6.7 Human activity threatening the carbon and water cycles40
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6.8 Implications for human wellbeing26
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6.9 Responses to further warming0
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7.1 Causes of Geopolitical Power27
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7.2 Patterns of Power55
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8B.1 globalisation and migration51
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8B.2 causes of migration36
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8B.3 consequences of migration36
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8B.4 nation states32
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8B.5 nationalism39
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8B.6 globalisation and new states27
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8B.7 global organisations42
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8B.8 IGOs37
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8B.9 IGOs and environment36
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8B.10 national identity31
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8B.11 challenges to national identity28
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8B.12 consequences of disunity within nations25
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1.1 Global distribution of tectonics hazards38
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1.2 Theories of plate movements23
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1.3 Causes of tectonic hazards51
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TECTONICS CASE STUDIES- UNFINISHED69
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1.4 Disasters43
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1.5 Tectonic hazard profiles20
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1.6 Development and governance26
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1.7 Trends and patterns52
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1.8 Theoretical frameworks32
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1.9 Management of tectonic hazard impacts0
