A Level of Geography
David RedfernMy intention is to publish a range of materials to support teachers and students of A Level Geography. These include extracts from texts I have written, new up-to-date pieces and answers to questions written by me and that appear on examination papers.
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A two-part post: Ukraine, and a Clone Town?
[This post was intended to just include the second section on a possible Clone town. However, recent geopolitical events have prompted the first section on the minerals in Ukraine. So, a two-part post.]
Satellite stories – 9
[This post is the latest in an occasional series looking at how satellite images from NASA can be used to illustrate synoptic links (or connections) in Geography.
A climate change update
[The English comedian Harry Enfield created a character called Tim Nice-But-Dim, representing an upper-class man who was a ‘thoroughly nice bloke’ but who had somewhat simplistic views. Last weekend, the UK politician (Reform Party) and mul...
The 2025 Los Angeles fires, and the wider implications regarding insurance (2)
The economist, Ann Pettifor, has written that the January 2025 LA fires are ‘expected to be amongst the costliest disasters in U.S. history’ and have ‘deepened a crisis in the state’s home insurance market. Thousands of homes in the city ha...
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