CVA Geography podcast

In this episode Mr Randall discusses how the DTM is linked to development.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses the different ways to measure a country's level of development.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses how the UK's weather is becoming more extreme and talks about the Somerset Floods on 2014.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses how prediction, protection and planning can reduce the effects of tropical storms.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses the effects and responses to Typhoon Haiyan.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses the formation of tropical storms and how climate change might affect the distribution, frequency and intensity of them.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses how sand dams in Kenya are creating a clean and sustainable source of water for rural villages.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses how playpump is providing clean and sustainable supply of water in rural South Africa.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses the advantages and disadvantages of China's South to North water transfer scheme.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses the social and economic impacts of water insecurity.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses the floating school in Makoko.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses how dams, water diversion, water transfer and desalination can increase water supply.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses the global patterns of water surplus and deficit, why water consumption is increasing and the factors affecting water availability.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses how the demand for energy is changing in the UK, the UK's energy mix and the economic and environmental issues associated with exploiting energy sources.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses the changing demand for water in the UK, the need for water transfer schemes and the problems of water pollution.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses how demand for food is changing in the UK, food miles and a preference for locally sourced food.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses the importance of food, water and energy and how they can affect our social and economic well-being. As well as looking at the global distribution and consumption of these.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses different ways urban areas can be sustainable, this looks at the sustainable city in Dubai, as well as features of Liverpool.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses the urban regeneration project in the Anfield area of Liverpool and talks through the social, economic can environmental features of the project.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses urban sprawl in Liverpool and how the development of the Merseyside conurbation can have positive and negative effects.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses how urban change has created environmental, social and economic challenges in Liverpool.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses how urban change has created environmental, social and economic opportunities in Liverpool.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses the importance of Liverpool both internationally and nationally and how migration has affected the character of the city.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses the challenges people face living in Lagos.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses the different social and economic opportunities people in Lagos.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses why Lagos is an important city and why the city has grown in size.

In this episode Mr Randall discusses global rates of urbanisation and why the number of megacities around the world is increasing.