Physical Processes of Desertification — Eduqas GCSE Geography B C112
Eduqas GCSE Geography B · C112
Physical Processes of Desertification
What you need to know
Describe the vast precise global location and highly specific distribution of highly fragile environments that are inherently extremely vulnerable to encroaching desertification.
Analyze exactly how the massive spatial distribution of these deeply vulnerable areas is continually aggressively changing and rapidly expanding over time.
Explain the deeply rooted complex relationship between the massive geographical distribution of devastating desertification, shifting global atmospheric circulation, and the persistent dominance of intense high-pressure weather systems.
Analyze severely changing climatic patterns over recent harsh decades, focusing incredibly deeply on the brutal impacts of highly unreliable rainfall patterns and increasingly much higher rates of intense evapotranspiration in hot semi-arid regions.
Evaluate vastly complex smaller-scale physical processes specifically related to massively changing vegetation patterns, highly localized intense evapotranspiration, and highly destructive shifts in local regional micro-climates.
