2nd November 2015

Permafrost Explored

A superb short video here for the geologists exploring the world of permafrost!

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A highly significant development for teachers and students exploring the topic of population change.

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Could being in an underachieving school be defined by where you live?Why are coastal schools at such a low ebb?

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Tiny plastic beads used in face scrubs, shower gels and toothpaste are to be phased out by the cosmetics industry to help protect ocean life.

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According to the ONS, Britain's population will rise by almost 10 million over the next 25 years as numbers grow five times faster then the rest of Europe.

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Superb infographic here from the Met Office full of cool facts about rain.

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Monday's 7.5 magnitude earthquake has killed 300 and injured 2000.

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Six months after the 7.8 earthquake shook Nepal, many people are still suffering

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30,000 people face the threat of famine

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The category 5 storm caused much less damage than expected; missing the major Mexican cities when it hit land, yet flooding and mudslides are now threatening to impact many areas.

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At the end of September, world leaders convened in New York to officially adopt replacements for the eight Millennium Development Goals.

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23rd October 2015

Best places to live 2015

Uswitch.com has looked at the best and worst places to live in the United Kingdom with its Quality Of Life Index. Factors included life expectancy, hours of work, disposable income, energy and food...

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So much news time is given to the melting of the ice caps, whilst the melting of permafrost is a huge threat to the world too.

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The Aral Sea was formerly the fourth largest inland sea in the world but has since suffered irreparable damage.

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The Met Office have announced the results of a recent project to name storms that affect the UK and Ireland,

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Three years of no rainfall have created a struggle for the 200 inhabitants.

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Whilst the monsoon rainfall has disappointed many in India, causing drought; many in northern India are sufferening from the opposite problem - floods!

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Borthern Philippines has been hit by the slow moving typhoon; set to cause major damage over the next three days.

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Quiz shows are always a massive source of inspiration when it comes to starters and plenaries. Here’s one I used regularly with my KS3 geography classes which was based on a popular quiz show...

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Great idea to use as starters with our pupils - educate them about the wonders of the UK.

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