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Key words for GCSE Geography.
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agribusiness |
Agribusiness Is farming on an industrial, commercially viable scale.
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carbon |
Our carbon footprint is the measurement of all of the greenhouse gases we individually produce.
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energy |
Energy mix refers to the range of primary energy sources in a country.
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footprint |
Carbon footprint is expressed as tonnes or kilograms of carbon dioxide.
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fossil |
Fossil fuels are non renewable energy resources.
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management |
For resource management to be sustainable, the resource must never be depleted or exhausted.
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miles |
Food miles is the total distance food is transported from production to meeting the consumer.
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organic |
Organic farming uses only sustainable natural methods to produce food.
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resource |
Resource management is the sustainable management of natural resources.
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sourcing |
Local food sourcing is a method of food sourcing on a local rather than national or international scale.
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