Summary:
This website is designed to cater for AS and A2 Geography students and provide them with up-to-date case studies on the most popular topics. Alongside this invaluable array of facts and issues will be a whole range of exam-type questions, activities, definitions, links to the specifications and synoptic questions written by examiners from each of the main examining boards. Advice and mark schemes will accompany the questions showing students the best way to make use of each case study according to the specification they are following. The website will be updated with fresh case studies and questions throughout the year.

• Exam questions and mark schemes provided by examiners from each of the main boards.
• Links to specifications showing students where to use the case studies.
• Fresh and new case studies.

Table of Contents:
The 2004 Hurricane season in the Caribbean and the USA
Human Impact on the Hydrological Cycle
Acid Rain
Salt Marshes
India's population: patterns and trends
Urban regeneration: The London Olympics 2012
Resource Management in the EU: Fishing
UK Energy: present and future.
Soils in a local area – a case study of Oxford
Tornadoes – case studies from the US and the UK
Savanna ecosystems
Intrusive landscapes
Rural settlement in the Isle of Purbeck
Reading: urban planning and development
The UK and the global car industry
Global fertility decline
The Gorner Glacier – a wilderness area?
Weathering and human activity
Coral reefs and mangrove swamps
Impact of dams
Global mortality: patterns and trends
Socio-economic contrasts in Inner London
Industrial location: Labour
Fossils fuels: global update

About the Author(s):
Paul Guinness is a Head of Geography and experienced author.
Garrett Nagle is a Geography teacher and experienced author.

Readership:
A level geography students