
Key words for GCSE Geography.
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brownfield |
Brownfield sites are old industrial or inner city sites that have been abandoned and await new use.
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congestion |
Traffic congestion happens when there is too much traffic for roads to cope with.
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deprivation |
Social deprivation is the extent to which a person or community is deprived of services, housing, income or employment.
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dereliction |
Dereliction refers to derelict buildings such as disused factories in inner city areas.
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economic |
Development is the progress of a country, in terms of economic growth, technology and human welfare.
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fringe |
A rural urban fringe is the transitional zone between a built up area and the countryside.
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Greenfield |
Greenfield sites are plots of land that have not yet been developed on.
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greening |
Urban greening is the process of preserving and increasing green space in urban areas.
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increase |
Natural increase is the difference between the birth rate and the death rate of a population.
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inequalities |
Inequalities can be found in almost every area such as wealth, health and jobs.
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integrated |
Integrated transport systems combine different transport methods to make public transport easier and more appealing.
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