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Coastal erosion and management: Slapton, Devon
A GCSE Geography teaching resource focussing on coastal erosion and management in Slapton, Devon.
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Nigeria: a newly emerging economy
Nigeria has the 30th largest economy in the world and is a Newly Emerging Economy (NEE)
Dredging: an impact of development in Lagos
As Lagos, Nigeria’s largest city, continues to expand, huge amounts of sand are being dredged from rivers to support the contruction industry.
Opec
Looking at Opec and the announcement that the UAE will be leaving Opec and the wider Opec+ group.
Conflict and energy
Looking at conflict in the Middle East and how this could affect energy security in the UK and Europe.
Fossil fuel pathways
Dr. Angus McNelly discusses the intricate relationship between fossil fuels and the development of countries.
US nuclear power revival
How countries such as the US are attempting to secure their energy supply.
Global solar boom
Looking at the global development of solar energy as a method to help maintain energy security
Desalination
A growing number of countries are turning to desalination as an option to manage water stress.
Working in energy law
Exploring the links between energy law and geography, highlighting geography as a subject that compliments a career pathway in law
UK development
Exploring the balance between ensuring a sustainable energy and water supply with the development of infrastructure
Sustainable food supply
Increased demand for out-of-season produce in the UK has meant that it is now the third largest importer of fresh fruit and vegetables in Europe
UN Ocean Conference
The United Nations (UN) Ocean Conference took place in Nice, France between 9 and 13 June 2025
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