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How does rapid urbanisation affect rural areas?
Rapid urbanization can lead to the depopulation of rural areas as people move to cities in search of better opportunities. This can result in a decline in rural infrastructure, services, and economic activity. Additionally, urbanization may also lead to the conversion of agricultural land for urban development, which can impact food production and rural livelihoods.
Does urbanization lead to disaster?
Urbanisation usually leads to disaster in the long term if the government takes the wrong path. From the people's perspective, urbanisation actually does not cause a lot of harm, but that is in the short term. When unrbanisation takes place, large areas are cleared to build roads and buildings. Trees will be cut down if urbanisation takes place in a forest, and this will not only cause deforestation but also habitat loss. All these contribute to global warming. Then, when more and more people move into the city, there will be an increase in carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions, as there will be more cars, factories etc. and less trees. As the city grows, more area have to be cleared for expansion, causing more harm to the environment. If this continues for a long time, the area will soon become very polluted and the ecology there will become very limited. However, some cities such as Singapore have adopted the 'Garden City' style of urban planning, where the government grow trees around the city so that there will be more greenery as well as less pollution, benefiting in the long term.
What does physical causes mean?
Physical causes refer to factors or events that have a tangible or measurable impact on a situation. These causes can be related to physical properties such as force, energy, or matter, and can lead to observable changes or outcomes in the environment.
What does the sun cause to rise?
That's an unusual question as stated. Certainly, the Sun causes the temperature to rise, which, in turn, causes increases in wind velocity and, in some cases, thunderstorms. You might also argue that the sun causes plants to rise, in a manner of speaking.
In the Northern Hemisphere the Coriolis effect causes winds to curve to the?
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What is counter-urbanisation?
counter-urbanisation
What do you maean by urbanisation?
Urbanisation is the increase of the proportion of people living in urban areas (towns and cities).
Urbanisation and its impact?
Urbanisation is nothing but a large amount of people transfers to big cities from rural area
What does urbanization rate mean?
Urbanisation rate means the percent of a population living in an urban area, and the rate at which the urbanisation increases over time.
What are the advantages of urbanisation?
for the development of our country india,there must be the development of villages.so there the need of urbanisation is more.it will also provide many job oppurtunities for the people.
Where does urbanisation take place Australia?
khane nanet
What does urbanization level mean?
The level of urbanisation in a city.
Is increasing urbanization is good or bad for humans?
Bad for humans because pollution is increased, deforestation and environmental hazards
What is the difference between urbanization and urbanism?
urbanisation and urbanization are same
How do governments control urbanization?
government measures to control urbanisation
What IS the process of increased development around cities?
it is the process of urbanisation.
What is unique about cathedrals in England?
The surrounding urbanisation is a city and not a town.
