Does the UK have positive or negative net migration?
Positive (more people entering than leaving).
Name one of the strategies of the National Parks 5 year plan.
1.) Conservation apprentices. 2.) Change transport habits. 3.) Encourage sustainable energy. 3.) Providing funds 4.) Converting old buildings into new premises.
Name one impact a growing population will have effect on UK ecosystems.
1.) Increased building leading to floods. 2.) Destruction of natural habitats. 3.) Increased pollution. 4.) Increase on resources (Food, Water, Energy).
Name an area of disused land that we are allowed to build on?
Brownfield sites
Which UK city has a congestion charge?
London
Name one reason why people migrate
1.) Better job opportunities. 2.) Join family. 3.) Study. 4.) Escape conflict. 5.) Better quality of life. 6.) Safety
How does Business & Government view UK migration generally?
For Migration. Business and government see migration as beneficial as it offers increased workers who help the economy and pay taxes.
When were National Parks first set up?
1951
What is the current population of the UK? (2017)
65 million
How does the Church view UK migration?
For migration. Church believes in multiculturalism and understanding so see UK migration as beneficial to improving society.
Name one advantage of building on greenfield sites.
1.) Land normally cheaper. 2.) Can build faster as layout not hampered by previous development. 3.) Healthy rural environment
Name one advantage of building on a brownfield site
1.) Reduces loss of countryside. 2.) Helps revive old urban areas. 3.) Services (Gas, water, electricity) already in place. 4.) Close to urban centres
Name a technique used to manage flood risks in the UK?