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To be perfectly honest, I hadn't planned to do this, but I will consider it, Jade.
Paper 1 - Optional Themes Revision Units -
Yep, it's annoying, isn't it. OpenFactBook - World Factbook Alternative | Country Data & Statistics is quite good.
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Hi Nicholas, urban sprawl in an American context is planned. British urban sprawl, however, is also planned and involves the continuous building outwards of towns and cities. For example, roads, transport, suburbs, and infrastructure are all planned....
The Characteristics of Urban Places
Jonathan
Hi, the worksheet headings do not match the resources, also the videos on Russia and Arctic are no longer available. Many thanks.
The Water, Food Energy Nexus and Security