Easy to follow PowerPoint Presentation (in a print friendly format), perfect for GCSE, A-Level and first year university students. GREAT as a revision resource - detailed enough to achieve A*. Detailed information on the definition of separatism, the origins of separatist pressures and a detailed case study on the Kurdish Separatism - clear and concise notes, with statistics and facts embedded within the case study. Great for geography students!!!

Easy to follow PowerPoint Presentation (in a print friendly format), perfect for GCSE, A-Level and first year university students. GREAT as a revision resource - detailed enough to achieve A*. Consists of: A definition and a description of the characteristics of urban climate i.e. climatic dome and layers. A statistical comparison between urban climate and rural climates. Explanation of the urban heat island effect in terms of both temperature and precipitation. A detailed analysis of urban air quality. Urban pollution reduction policies. Great for answering exam questions as the resource is full of useful information, in an easy-to-follow format. The resource helped me achieve A* at a-level - so is perfect for geography students.

Easy to follow PowerPoint Presentation (in a print friendly format), perfect for GCSE, A-Level and first year university students. GREAT as a revision resource - detailed enough to achieve A*. Contains social, economic and environmental impacts of proposed global warming on the UK and on a global scale (which includes comment upon specific areas of the world). Projected change in temperature is given on both scales, with statistics and factual data (useful for exam scenarios). Great for answering exam questions as the resource is full of useful information, in an easy-to-follow format. The resource helped me achieve A* at a-level - so is perfect for geography students.

Easy to follow PowerPoint Presentation (in a print friendly format), perfect for GCSE, A-Level and first year university students. GREAT as a revision resource - detailed enough to achieve A*. Contains two very detailed slides, with well organised information under subheadings, using step-by-step explanations of the process of the creation of a tropical storm. Also includes a detailed guide to the six conditions needed for a tropical cyclone to develop - description of a cyclone is also provided. Great for answering exam questions as the resource is full of useful information, in an easy-to-follow format. The resource helped me achieve A* at a-level - so is perfect for geography students.

Easy to follow PowerPoint Presentation (in a print friendly format), perfect for GCSE, A-Level and first year university students. Uses KEY GEOGRAPHICAL TERMINOLOGY and is attractively laid out for maximum effect (good for revision). Contains information on: what a tropical cyclone/hurricane is and their hazards (storm surges, strong winds and torrential rain/flooding). The Saffir-Simpson scales for measuring tropical hazards. Managing hazards via: monitoring and forecasting, preparedness, structural approaches and land-use planning. Short Bangladesh tropical hazard management case study. All information is packed with useful case study material (including statistics and locations). Great for supporting students in tackling tricky exam style questions! For more information on the FORMATION of and CASE STUDY examples of tropical hazards - see my other resources!