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    To what extent do urban areas modify their climate? Urban areas climate is often significantly different to the surrounding rural areas‚ this is why urban areas are often described as having their own “micro climate” the differences in urban climates are due to number of different factors. Urban areas often experience a phenomenon known as a heat island‚ this is a zone of hot air around and above an urban area which has higher temperatures than the surrounding rural areas consequently cities tend

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    Urban consolidation is a rising issue in amny capital cities and could have a dramatic effect on the environmental sustainability of Australian cities in the near and distant future. “Urban consolidation policies concentrate on increasing housing densities in the large cities to produce more compact development‚ shorter travel distances and less dependence on automobiles.” (Forster 2004‚ p.171). Some of the main negative issues that is caused by urban consolidation are a drop in value of pre-existing

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    Comparative Advantage

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    The theory of comparative advantage is perhaps the most important concept in international trade theory. As the economies that exist in our world our becoming increasingly more intertwined‚ it is becoming even more important. Nearly every country in the world depends on other countries to supply them with goods that they cannot produce in their own country. I believe that comparative in necessary in today’s economy. In this paper I am going to discuss comparative advantage and it’s effect on globalization

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    1. Introduction 3 2. The Teenage Movie 3 3. The City and City Theories 4 4. Urban Spaces and Teenage Movies 5 4.1. The Public Bedroom 6 4.2. The Threatening Public Space 7 4.3. Public Space made Private 9 6. Conclusion 11 Bibliography 12 1. Introduction This essay will discuss the use of urban spaces with respect to female (lead) characters in the so called teenage movies. The focus lies on film because it has the potential to influence people on how they perceive the outside world

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    Poverty‚ and the lack of support and trust in adults are some of the underlying factors of urban violence in America. While racial discrimination is no longer legal in the United States‚ economic discrimination can have as much impact on peoples life. There are other forms of economic discrimination that manifest in the environment. For example‚ single parents must work two or three jobs to nourish and shelter their families‚ young people progress through schools without learning the skills adequately

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    Introduction It is African Americans and Hispanics from the ages of 16-24 who live in urban areas tend to commit more crimes rather than those ethnicity males in rural areas because of their lifestyle. Minorities who live in urban areas tend to follow what they see and believe that it is acceptable to hang out on the streets and commit robberies. They believe the deviant acts they commit are normal. Rural areas like Orange County‚ NY are filled with African American and Hispanics around the same

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    Urban Education Case Study

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    Confronting the issues of educating urban youth involves examination of the overarching challenges and re-emerging issues that urban administrators encounter when hiring effective teaching staff. Specifically‚ one surmises that effective staff must embody characteristics that unilaterally create a classroom environment conducive to student learning and acceptance of individual differences (Nelson 2004; Shanklin‚ Kozleski‚ Meagher‚ Sands‚ Joseph & Wyman‚ 2003). While research acknowledges that these

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    Urban vs. Rural Education

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    specifically‚ having read the Hallway Hangers‚ how do poor‚ rural youths differ in their educational goals and achievements than poor‚ urban youths? It is evident that rural poor are at a disadvantage educationally‚ socially‚ and economically compared to the urban poor. Rural youths’ chances of employment (whether in agriculture or in other areas)‚ are weaker than their urban counterparts. The paper would set out to provide hard facts exploring this contrast‚ and the reasons and trends behind it. As

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    advantage of net

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    usage of internet. Internet‚ no doubt has made this world so wonderful‚ which we had never even dreamt of. For example‚ I am writing this answer for a person‚ who is thousands of miles away from my place. It is only internet‚ which has made our life so comfortable and informative‚ you name any information‚ it is just a click away from you. For professionals and students‚ this new virtual world has become very useful‚ it is like a sea or information or a reference book‚ which is always on your

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    Literacy Vs Urban Literacy

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    Jen Spinelli Geog 493 Literature Review Urban Literacy: At It’s Worst or Finest? All across America‚ literacy and early education of children has become the focus of concern for parents‚ teachers‚ and policy makers. Education has been positively linked to students’ future success in school‚ their likelihood to continue education past high school‚ and their future career opportunities. A strong foundation in reading and linguistics is a key factor in children’s academic development and future

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