Abingdon Geography

Abingdon is a leading UK independent school. Situated near to Oxford, the School combines the very best in academic standards, sport and the arts.

[NST Geography Trips @NSTGeography]

A great infographic for students to learn more about the causes and effects of water scarcity and several possible solutions to the problem.
https://t.co/JHbParkl0W

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[Abingdon Geography @AbingdonGeog]

Maps shape our lives – showing us not just where we are, but who we are https://t.co/hgeWo3wACQ via @ConversationUK

[Geography Directions @GeogDirections]

*New Post* by @MikeDuggan4 (@KingsCollegeLon):

'Maps shape our lives – showing us not just where we are, but who we are'. Reposted via @conversationuk.

https://t.co/fV0KV88tuu

[Visual Capitalist @VisualCap]

Mapped: Population Growth by Region (1900-2050F) 🌏️

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https://t.co/w9zFrTNSH1

[Visual Capitalist @VisualCap]

Lakes and rivers supply the majority of our freshwater, yet they represent just 0.01% of the Earth’s total water resources 💧

From their latest report, our sponsor @hinrichfdn shows our world's water scarcity and which regions will suffer the greatest.

https://t.co/gKCp0h3YQn

[Abingdon Geography @AbingdonGeog]

How Haiti became a failed state - The Conversation UK https://t.co/VBFIPu0fMy

[Time for Geography @timeforgeog]

Geographers play an important role in addressing major challenges facing our world. Find out about where geography could take you next in this video from @RssHydro https://t.co/Y71XBgq6tm

[NST Geography Trips @NSTGeography]

A useful infographic explaining the Greenhouse Effect that's ideal for sharing with your students...

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[Visual Capitalist @VisualCap]

Mapped: Breaking Down the $3 Trillion African Economy by Country 💰️

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https://t.co/eQGuMHSVTr

[Time for Geography @timeforgeog]

@timeforgeog video: Investigating river flow velocity featuring @DrHarrietRidley @HywelGriffiths. In partnership with @AU_DGES @AberUni @FieldStudiesC https://t.co/JHqy7pfE3v

[Time for Geography @timeforgeog]

Geographers are interdisciplinary innovators, shaping the future of our world 🌍. Discover where geography could take you next in this video from @Verisk https://t.co/xrlOG2aaKm

[Abingdon Geography @AbingdonGeog]

Oxfordshire housing development ‘should be blocked due to failing sewage system’ | Environment Agency | The Guardian https://t.co/yCFHtFXcXK

[Visual Capitalist @VisualCap]

Visualizing Wealth Distribution in America (1990-2023) 💰️

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https://t.co/zdmuEStk7C

[Visual Capitalist @VisualCap]

Global deforestation in 2022 rose by 4%, reaching 6.6 million hectares—and 21% higher than the target needed to end deforestation by 2030 🌲

Our sponsor @CarbonStreamer examines the failure to reduce deforestation in certain regions around the globe.

https://t.co/NVAe9142AF

[John Lewis @JohnLewisEU]

This blows my mind

[Our World in Data @OurWorldInData]

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[Visual Capitalist @VisualCap]

Mapped: GDP Growth Forecasts by Country in 2024 🌎️

https://t.co/miODWIZfMB

[Met Office Learning @MetOfficeLearn]

You may have felt the movement of the sea, but did you know that there are deep ocean currents that have an impact on the weather and climate of the world.

This video looks at the Gulf Stream in the Atlantic Ocean: https://t.co/2w6ElXXROv

[Geography Directions @GeogDirections]

'Extreme UK flood levels are happening much more often than they used to, analysis shows' by @DrLouiseSlater (@UniofOxford) and @jamiehannahorse (@UK_CEH).

Reposted via @conversationuk.

https://t.co/5Lp22ouOfO

[Our World in Data @OurWorldInData]

In China in 1981, 97% of people in the countryside lived in extreme poverty.

By 2020, the share was well below 1%.

Large economic growth made it possible for hundreds of millions of people to leave extreme poverty behind, first in cities and then in the countryside.