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z_o_e

Can someone check the answer to this please

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Original post by z_o_e

Can someone check the answer to this please

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Hi you haven't posted your answer and the attachment doesn't work :h:

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z_o_e

Original post by brainzistheword

Hi you haven't posted your answer and the attachment doesn't work :h:

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B0redBrioche

I would say the first reason doesn't necessarily show a change between 1985 and 2015, it just states a fact about 1985. A better answer would be like "In 2015, in Africa there are 3 more areas with a population with 5 million population and above than in 1985."

Other than that I think it's fine :smile:

Oh and urbanisation is the INCREASE in the proportion of people living in cities.

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z_o_e

Original post by B0redBrioche

Oh and urbanisation is the INCREASE in the proportion of people living in cities.

Thank you

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B0redBrioche

I'm not really sure of a case study as I haven't studied this (China, maybe?), but you could talk about:

-Urbanisation=more air pollution from factories and cars
-Urbanisation=increased population density=more people living in slums= bad hygiene and sewage on the streets and rivers
-Increased noise pollution due to more people and increased visual pollution due to factories being built
- Urbanisation=factories=Increased smog in the air increase global dimming and increases global warming

I think that should be enough for at least 6 marks :smile:

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