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Chapter 1a - Population Distribution at the Global scale

Population density varies across regions and among them depending largely on physical factors that give a natural advantage to a place. Extreme climates and physical remoteness mean low population density. Many human factors influence the growth of populations, including levels of connectedness and trade but also rates of urbanisation and socio-economic factors. Syllabus Synthesis, evaluation and skills opportunities...

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