GEOGRAPHY A LEVEL(FORM SIX) NOTES – PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY 1.4-WATER MASSES(5)
SIGNIFICANCE OF OCEANS TO HUMAN LIFEPositive significanceManufacture of drugs and other chemicals from marine organisms. Marine organisms contain many biologically active compounds that are potentially
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GEOGRAPHY A LEVEL(FORM SIX) NOTES – POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT
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5.4 SUSTAINABLE MINING MINERAL EXTRACTION (MINING INDUSTRY)Mining is the activity that involves the extraction of minerals from the ground.Major categories (classification) of minerals: Minerals can
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The Problems Facing the Farming Sector in South AfricaWater shortage: Most of South Africa receives little rainfall. Large parts, especially in the West, are semi-arid,