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A short presentation about how the health of people around the world is improving.
Tony Hall's insight:
This is a great visualisation of data for things like life expectancy and infant mortality. Very useful for discussing population change in IGCSE/IB Geography.
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Investigate for yourself the mechanisms of global trade
Tony Hall's insight:
I think this is really interesting and a great way to illustrate to concept of patterns in geography. I'd love to see a similar list for 10, 20, 50 years ago. It woud be very cool to see the change over time.
Sally Egan's curator insight,
June 12, 2013 10:05 PM
Useful for looking at Global networks and teh links of trade between cities of the world. |
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Have we learnt anything from the mistakes of the past? Perhaps not, as modern Asia shows signs of falling into the same traps that triggered World War I.
Tony Hall's insight:
A short, quite interesting piece on the geopolitical similarities between Europe in 1914 and Asia in 2014. As stand offs over the South China Sea develop and the crises in the Middle East continue to fester, I seriously wonder if we are on the brink of another global conflict. What do other people think?
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Sydney, Tokyo and Buenos Aires are in for some of the biggest sea-level rises by 2100, finds one of the most comprehensive predictions to date Via Seth Dixon
Tony Hall's insight:
Could be really good to look at when discussing sustainability.
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