1. This must be one of the best ways to view glacial landscapes…. Wingsuit jump from Brevent, Chamonix
2. It’s not all rosy for one of the MINTS
3. Immigrants from the EU put more into Britain’s coffers than they take out.
1. This must be one of the best ways to view glacial landscapes…. Wingsuit jump from Brevent, Chamonix
2. It’s not all rosy for one of the MINTS
3. Immigrants from the EU put more into Britain’s coffers than they take out.
….to see who has signed up to the blog and reads the posts.
Below is a ‘good’ answer to the essay question you handed in this morning.
Have a read through and note how the answer includes data from the source on exports and suggests reasons for the variation in global exports from the different regions.
1. Russia’s use of cruise missiles to target ISIS in Syria is a show of force to the West.
2. What costs £54 billion and rising? The cost of cleaning up Sellafield. This short channel 4 news report outlines the issues.
3. Informative video outlining China’s increasing interest in claiming territory in South China Sea. Foreign power projection
1. China and India are playing the soft power game in the USA
2. International steel company SSI have closed the famous Redcar steel works in NE England. Another casualty of globalisation?
3.There’s a jökulhlaup underway in Iceland’s Slaftá region. What does that mean?
4.Russia has involved itself in aerial bombing of targets in Syria. Is a former superpower trying to exert its influence abroad?
The Trans Pacific Trade Agreement has just been agreed.
This is very relevant to the work we are currently doing on trade blocs and global groupings. Make sure you have a read of the article above as it will be useful knowledge for next week’s lesson.
First use the internet to complete the sheet below
Then use the structure in the picture below to complete a profile on the Trade blocs. Download the table here