Resource Management Revision - SGR

Resource Management Revision - SGR

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A resource is

• where a river begins

• a stock or supply of something that has a value or a purpose

• made from tomatoes

• a more sustainable way of farming

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Identify two consequences for countries that lack natural resources

• power cuts

• more children are forced to work

• poor quality of life

• poorly developed industrial base

Open Ended

Write a definition to describe sustainable resource management

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What is the World Health Organisation for the number of calories that we should consume every day?

• 1500 - 2000

• 2000 - 2400

• 2400 - 3000

• 750 - 1500

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Suggest two ways that we can eat sustainability

• Buy your food from a reputable supermarket

• Buy local and seasonal foods

• Check the calories for the food you eat

• Eat more plant based foods

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What forms of energy are renewable?

• coal

• tidal

• solar

• nuclear

Open Ended

Explain why good access to energy is important

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What was the most used type of energy in the UK in 1990

• solar

• coal

• gas

• nuclear

Open Ended

Give two reasons for the changing energy mix in the UK over the last 20 years.

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Fracking is very controversial because

• gas leaks could occur

• ground water could be polluted

• it leaves big holes in the ground

• it can lead to a fall in house prices in areas near the drilling site

Open Ended

Explain what fracking is - in one sentence....

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What is water deficit?

• Supply of water is greater than demand

• Supply of water is less than demand

• Supply of water is equal to demand

Open Ended

Explain what is meant by water stress and give an example of an area that is under water stress

Open Ended

Two ways that you can manage water quality

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Why does the UK import so much food?

• Farming in the UK is not very effective

• Demand for seasonal foods e.g. bananas and pineapples all year round

• Food from abroad is more likely to be organic

• The UK climate is unsuitable for the production of some popular foods

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Food miles are ....

• How far you have to travel to buy your food

• How far food has travelled from the farm to your table

• Where foods are brought from abroad and travel long distances

• Where foods are flown into the country

Open Ended

Suggest two ways that we can conserve water in the UK