Two reasons Green Crime might be difficult to control
Two reasons green crime might be difficult to control are: This is a possible 10 mark question for the AQA’s […]
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environment
quantitative research
How do Londoners feel about the ULEZ charge?
The Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) is going to be expanded to outer London boroughs on 31st August 2023. Anyone
Global Development
COP 27 – A Sociological Analysis
COP 27 – where 198 nations met to discuss climate change and agreed to do very little about it!
Global Development
Is the Environmental Crisis Built on Systemic Racism..?
You’re more likely to live next to a waste incinerator in the UK if you’re black compared to if you’re
Global Development
Global Warming and the threat to Human Development
This post explores the extent to which Global Warming poses a threat to continued social and economic development. According to
Global Development
The relationship between industrial development and the environment
Does industrial development lead to environment decline? This is one of the key questions in the Global Development for A-level
Environmental problems and sustainable development, Global Development, Sociology key terms
The UK – a world leader in renewable energy generation…
The UK is generating more energy from zero carbon sources than from fossil fuels for the first time since the
Contemporary Sociology, Crime and Deviance, Globalisation
The dumping of plastic waste – a green crime?
Only an estimated 9% of the world’s plastic waste is recycled. A further 12% is burnt and the rest, 79%
Globalisation
Greta Thunberg’s Speach at COP24
Greta Thunberg is a a 16 year old Swede who has inspired a wave of student strikes in the name
Book summaries
This Changes Everything by Naomi Klein: A Summary (of Part 1)
The focus of this book is on the causes of climate change, some potential solutions, and the dangers of carrying on with