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GCSE GEOGRAPHY
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What area in East London was transformed for the 2012 Olympics?
Lower Lee Valley
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Why was the Lower Lee Valley chosen for redevelopment?
Due to
available
land and transport connections
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What were the main issues faced during the redevelopment project?
Land ownership
,
pollution
, and infrastructure
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When did work start on the redevelopment of Lower Lee Valley?
2007
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What was the role of the Olympic Delivery Authority?
To manage the
redevelopment
and ownership issues
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What was one of the main features of the Olympic project that benefited Lower Lee Valley?
The
Olympic stadium
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How is the main Olympic stadium used after the games?
By
West Ham
football club
and
UK athletics
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What transformation occurred to the aquatic center after the Olympics?
Converted
into
a
community leisure
center
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How much open space does the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park provide?
100
hectares
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What was the purpose of the athletes' village after the Olympics?
To provide new homes for nearly
3,000
people
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What was built next to the Olympic Park that created jobs?
Westfield Stratford City
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What were some social advantages of the 2012 Olympics project?
Created
housing
,
schools
, and community services
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What economic benefits did the 2012 Olympics bring to East London?
£9 billion
investment and
£10 million
income
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What environmental benefits were associated with the Olympic project?
Creation of parks and use of
recycled
materials
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What was a disadvantage regarding housing after the Olympics?
Affordability
for
local people
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What was one economic disadvantage of the Olympic project?
Money came from UK
taxpayers
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What environmental impact did the Olympic games have in terms of CO2 emissions?
Produced
3.3 million
tons of CO2
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What were the main social, economic, and environmental impacts of the 2012 Olympics project?
Social impacts:
Created housing and new schools
Improved local services
Economic impacts:
£9 billion
investment in
infrastructure
£10 million
extra income to
UK economy
Environmental impacts:
Creation of new parks
Regeneration of
brownfield
land
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