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Resources and Development Textbook in Geography for Class - 8 - 858
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The distribution of resources depends on various factors such as physical nature of the place. The physical factors include terrain, climate, height above sea level, etc. Since these factors vary in different parts of the world, resources are pot distributed over the earth.
The distribution of resources depends on various factors such as physical nature of the place. The physical factors include terrain, climate, height above sea level, etc. Since these factors vary in different parts of the world, resources are pot distributed over the earth.
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Published January 1, 2014
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July 13, 2024
As interesting as it was the first time.
Great book , must read.
Great book , must read.
May 2, 2021
Well structured, easy to understand, concepts explained nicely.
October 31, 2021
0.5 stars lol
ugh this sucks
ugh this sucks
June 18, 2020
The titles suggest that the book is meant to make students aware of the challenges in terms of limited resources that the humans face on this planet. However,in order to do justice to the title, the book must undergo regular and continuous revision as the research on environmental science has spiked in recent decades.
It follows the industrial era classification based pedagogy, rather it should have been written keeping in mind the complex interrelationship based systems approach. The systems approach can be better way to conceptualise the concepts like ecosystems in general.
It follows the industrial era classification based pedagogy, rather it should have been written keeping in mind the complex interrelationship based systems approach. The systems approach can be better way to conceptualise the concepts like ecosystems in general.
August 19, 2018
As flawed as they are, I wish people took these books more seriously in school. In a not very surprising twist, our most well-educated bourgeoisie is the first one to sneer at the notion of respecting the environment. It is happy to act like it owns the environment but is equally swift to abandon any responsibility.
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