Geography studies the relationships between people and their environment. It highlights the connections between our actions and their effects. To appreciate this fully it is important to have a comprehensive overview of the subject. This book introduces a broad range of geographical ideas, highlighting the key areas of each area and emphasising the connections between them. It is invaluable for A-level and first year undergraduate students as well as the general reader who wants to understand modern environmental issues.
Comprehensive coverage of all basic geographical concepts making the text suitable for a wide range of courses
Minimum of technical language making concepts easy to understand
Complements existing texts by providing the background material necessary for a better understanding
Detailed study of links between subject disciplines e.g. economics, tourism, agriculture, conservation, ecology and meteorology
Paul S Ganderton
Europe European Union (EU) Human geography biogeography development geography geomorphology history meteorology morphology planning pollution population tourism transport