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🌍A-Level Geography at Whitburn Sixthform Subject Reps: Amelia & Lydia

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@BBCWorld
BBC News (World)
6 years
'We became heroes but they've already forgotten us’ Medical staff in Italy say the trauma of dealing with coronavirus is only just hitting them now We hear their stories 👇 [Thread] https://t.co/cOcmjYoGAg
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@Whitgeography
Whitburn Geography
6 years
Excellent little docuseries on Netflix at the moment: history 101. With the episodes being 20 minutes each, it’s a great watch and won’t require your attention for chunks of time. Episodes 1&2 take a look into globalisation and also superpowers which link directly to alevel geog!
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@NatGeo
National Geographic
6 years
See how this island changed over the course of nearly three years
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@easygeography
Easygeography.co.uk
6 years
Amazing for students studying A level geography and change of place and patterns of migration - Covers Five waves of immigration that have changed the UK #geography #geographyteacher #teacher #migration
bbc.co.uk
Over the past century many groups have left and entered the country, changing the shape of the nation.
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@NatGeo
National Geographic
6 years
Animations made of paper take you on a journey through the city's history—from the Stone Age to the present day
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nationalgeographic.com
Explore National Geographic. A world leader in geography, cartography and exploration.
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@easygeography
Easygeography.co.uk
6 years
It looks like a tropical paradise right? Well your wrong ... watch as the surfer in #Bali #Thailand just keeps pulling plastic from just under the surface till the surfboard is full #plasticwaste #plasticfree #geography #geograohyteacher
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@easygeography
Easygeography.co.uk
6 years
How soothing .... just #lava pouring into the ocean from a nearby #volcano #geography #geographyteacher
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@Alicec4sey
Alice Casey
6 years
Medical schools will take into consideration that work experience will be harder to attend during this time. @NewcastleMedSch have posted some great advice on their Instagram story on how to make good use of your time in quarantine. Remember, focus on what you CAN do !
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@jonnyjjt
Jonny Turnbull 🇺🇦
6 years
Today is the 34th anniversary of the #Chernobyl nuclear disaster. Remembering those who were, and continue to be, affected by the catastrophe. Local rain last night will hopefully bring respite to fire fighters who have spent the last three weeks tackling wildfires in the Zone.
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@easygeography
Easygeography.co.uk
6 years
Oh the confusion this causes #England vs #GreatBritain vs #UnitedKingdom luckily everything is explained here with video and graphic ... let’s see if this helps Explained – Brilliant Maps #geography #geographyteacher
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brilliantmaps.com
Venn Diagram Map created by Anna DebenhamThe map above demonstrates the difference between the British Isles, United Kingdom, Great Britain, and England.
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@NatGeo
National Geographic
6 years
Yellowstone's steamy vents, sulfurous mud pots, and hot springs support a broad diversity of scientifically important microbes
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nationalgeographic.com
Scalding water is home to what microbiologists call extremophiles, heat-loving creatures that have figured in many scientific breakthroughs.
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@raspishake
Raspberry Shake
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About half of all #geysers in the world are in #Yellowstone National Park, and they are one of the most enticing attractions for visitor. But what exactly are geysers made of? @USGSVolcanoes explains ➡️ https://t.co/DL9vMwRVtS
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@easygeography
Easygeography.co.uk
6 years
Brilliant stuff about #hurricanes #cyclone #typoons how they are formed and answering “how could climate change effect tropical storms” some good stretch and challenge reading
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theguardian.com
As the Atlantic season nears, we look at whether destructive weather events are getting worse – and how they get their names
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@NatGeo
National Geographic
6 years
Ten years after the BP oil spill, fines from the environmental disaster have given a critical pelican habitat a makeover
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@easygeography
Easygeography.co.uk
6 years
Amazing demonstration of how important mangrove swamps are to stop coastal erosion ... I love using this video in lesson and highlight the damage #deforestation has on this unique #ecosystem #geography #geographyteacher #climatechange
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@easygeography
Easygeography.co.uk
6 years
We often talk about #wildfires in #rainforst and recently #Australia by have you heard abou how the Forest just 5km from #Chernobyl nuclear plant has been during for 10 days #geography #geographyteacher
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bbc.co.uk
The blazes, burning for several days, also threaten the storage depot for the most dangerous waste.
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@BBCWorld
BBC News (World)
6 years
Coronavirus: Why some US churches are still open this Easter
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@AmericanGeo
The American Geographical Society
6 years
Cattle farming is a large source of agriculture's methane emissions. A remedy dating from the 3rd Century BC could help cut emissions and boost soil health. Trust us-- you're not the only person that had to read that title twice! https://t.co/rOQQCo928e
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bbc.com
Cattle farming is a large source of agriculture's methane emissions. Mikki Cusack asks whether a remedy dating from the 3rd Century BC could help cut emissions and boost soil health.
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@NatGeo
National Geographic
6 years
A great photograph is a combination of light, composition, and moment—these go above and beyond
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@BBCWorld
BBC News (World)
6 years
Zookeepers are taking "extra care" to protect two clouded leopard cubs, after a tiger at a zoo in New York City tested positive for coronavirus https://t.co/79OlUYtGQd
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