Detailed overview of the human causes of climate change and how these affect the world and the environment we live in. About the natural greenhouse effect and the human enhanced greenhouse effect (energy, industry, transport and farming) and their differences. Also some relevant facts with lots of figures.

A detailed overview of the different separate natural causes that have an impact on climate change. These are: sunspots, milankovitch cycle (earth's orbit, tilt and wobble) and volcanoes. Also some quick information about greenhouse gases and the greenhouse effect.

A detailed overview of ways you can measure changes in climate and having a look at the 3 main ways you can use as evidence of climatic changes in the Earth's past (tree rings, ice cores and historical sources).

An overview with information about mitigating (the action of reducing the severity or impact of something) the effects of tropical storms in relation to people and buildings in the short and long term.

An overview with information about a case study of Hurricane Katrina that took place on 25 August 2005 in New Orleans. Information on what this hurricane was, the social / economical / environmental imapcts, secondary and primary effects, the warnings, things that happened and a timetable of Katrina's approach.

Detailed overview about what tropical storms are, how they form, quick case study of Hurricane Katrina, tropical storm features and development, impacts of climate change on tropical storms, predicting them, tropical storm impacts on low - income developing countries and their responses and why do people still choose to live in hazardous areas.

An overview all about tropical storms including the features and structure of them, information on the different categories of damage caused by a tropical storm, the hurricane hazards and what storm surges are and how they form.

An overview all about tropical storms, what they are in more depth, where they occur in terms of their names in different parts of the world and a detailed overview of how these hazards form.

Assessing a volcanic eruption event and answering a geography GCSE 8 mark question including things about the question, what to include and how to get top marks as well as some other extra information about GCSE geography exam technique.

Detailed overview of how we can reduce the risks of tectonic hazards and looking at the 4 main management strategied - monitoring, predicting, protecting and planning for earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.