A blog providing ideas and resources for those teachers hoping to teach the new GCSE Specification, first announced in April 2022. Draft subject content released for consultation in June 2026 - for first teaching from 2028 or 2029.
Rivers are running low across Europe, cutting the generation of clean hydropower and restricting cargo ships. The Rhine at Lobith in the Netherlands is now lower than the minimum level seen in the hot summer of 1976. The scientists warned that this disruption could push up the price of food and energy, hitting low-income households hardest.
The original research is here.
The UK Soil Observatory has a Map Viewer.
This will be of particular value when students are exploring the vital material that is soil - more of that in other related blog posts. Soils were one of the topics that I focussed on in my undergraduate studies. There were also some connections with the work I did on various mass movements in the north of England.
Soil is significant as
Land Cover Maps can also be created and download.
A cross posting from my Geo Library blog project - what do you mean you haven't visited? There's over 700 books that would be of in...
