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48 reviewsThe scope of this book is international in its approach, and the aim is to enable students to understand and appreciate the interdependence of the Earth’s natural systems and its resources, and to learn how to best manage them for the future.
The book, following the sequence of the syllabi, has nine chapters that cover the topics listed below. These topics cover all aspects of the Earth’s four spheres i.e. Lithosphere, Hydrosphere, Atmosphere, and Biosphere.
1.Rocks and minerals and their exploitation
2.Energy and the environment
3.Agriculture and the environment
4.Water and its management
5.Oceans and fisheries
6.Managing natural hazards
7.The atmosphere and human activities
8.Human population
9.Natural ecosystems and human activities
In addition to these, Chapter 10, Techniques for investigation and examination, has been added especially to guide students through the study of the revised text, the tasks involved including case studies, understanding and presentation of data in various forms, and through hands-on activities. This will also help students in their preparation for examinations.
The text is supported by maps, tables, graphs, and diagrams, and complemented by appropriately selected illustrations. Case studies give students a local, as well as global, perspective on ecological problems and their possible solutions.
The Revision Guide matches the new syllabus and helps students’ learning with its skills-based approach.