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Environmental risks of economic development

Students should be able to explain how various economic activities can threaten the natural environment and human health, including issues such as soil erosion, desertification, increased global warming, and different forms of pollution (water, air, noise, visual). They must also illustrate the necessity for sustainable development and resource management, and understand the significance of conserving resources. A case study is required that focuses on a region experiencing economic development that poses risks to the environment.

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CambridgeIGCSEGeographyEconomic development

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  • Students should be able to explain how various economic activities can threaten the natural environment and human health, including issues such as soil erosion, desertification, increased global warming, and different forms of pollution (water, air, noise, visual). They must also illustrate the necessity for sustainable development and resource management, and understand the significance of conserving resources. A case study is required that focuses on a region experiencing economic development that poses risks to the environment.

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