Geography

• The main types of renewable energy are wind, solar, hydroelectricity, geothermal, tidal, wave, biomass, and biofuels.
• Valleys are low areas of land between hills or mountains, often carved out by rivers or glaciers.
• Plateaus are elevated flatlands that are formed by geological processes such as erosion and volcanic activity.
• Plateaus are elevated flatlands that are formed by geological processes such as erosion and volcanic activity.
• Mountains are formed through tectonic plate movements and volcanic activity.
• Factors affecting liveability include climate, accessibility, housing affordability, education, healthcare, culture, recreation, employment opportunities, crime rates, social cohesion, and environmental conditions.
• The main types of renewable energy are solar, wind, hydroelectricity, geothermal, tidal, wave, biomass, and biofuels.
• Geothermal power uses heat generated within the Earth's crust to produce steam or hot water, which drives turbines to generate electricity.
• Geothermal power uses heat generated within the Earth's crust to produce steam or hot water, which drives turbines to generate electricity.
• Wind turbines generate electricity from moving air.
• Accessibility refers to how easy it is to travel to and from an area.
• Solar power is the conversion of sunlight into electricity using photovoltaic cells.
• Solar power is the conversion of sunlight into electricity using photovoltaic cells.
• Solar power is the conversion of sunlight into electricity using photovoltaic cells.
• Rivers can also form valleys through processes such as lateral erosion (cutting into the sides of the valley) and vertical erosion (wearing away the bedrock at the bottom of the valley).
• Rivers can also form valleys through processes such as lateral erosion (cutting into the sides of the valley) and vertical erosion (wearing away the bedrock at the bottom of the valley).
• Rivers can also form valleys through processes such as lateral erosion (cutting into the sides of the valley) and vertical erosion (wearing away the bedrock at the bottom of the valley).
• Fault lines occur when two plates move past one another, causing earthquakes and mountain building.
• Fault lines occur when two plates move past one another, causing earthquakes and mountain building.
• A ridge is a long narrow raised feature of the Earth's surface caused by tectonic forces.
• A ridge is a long narrow raised feature of the Earth's surface caused by tectonic forces.
• Climate is the average weather over time at a particular place.
• Climate is the average weather over time at a particular place.
• Ridges are long chains of mountains that run parallel to the coastline.
• Ridges are long narrow raised features of the earth's surface caused by tectonic forces.
• Ridges are long narrow raised features of the earth's surface caused by tectonic forces.
• Solar panels convert sunlight into electrical power.
• Solar panels convert sunlight into electrical power.
• A valley is formed when the river erodes the rock underneath it to create a depression in the landscape.
• A valley is formed when the river erodes the rock underneath it to create a depression in the landscape.
• Volcanoes form from magma rising up through cracks in the Earth's surface.
• Volcanoes form from magma rising up through cracks in the Earth's surface.
• An escarpment is a steep slope separating two different levels of land.
• An escarpment is a steep slope separating two different levels of land.
• Hydroelectricity is produced by harnessing the kinetic energy of falling water.
• Hydroelectricity is produced by harnessing the kinetic energy of falling water.
• Wave power converts the mechanical energy of waves into electrical energy using devices like oscillating water columns and point absorbers.
• Wave power converts the mechanical energy of waves into electrical energy using devices like oscillating water columns and point absorbers.
• Hydroelectricity involves harnessing the potential energy stored in water to produce electricity.
• Hydroelectricity involves harnessing the potential energy stored in water to produce electricity.