6: Urbanisation | World 2000

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Can cities sustain the amount of people living in them? How can people improve them?

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1: Population | World 2000

1: Population | World 2000

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Examines tensions between population & resources. Are there too many people on the planet?

2: Climate Change | World 2000

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How will climate change affect us?

3: Globalisation | World 2000

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What is globalisation and how does it affect us?

4: Trade, Debt and Aid | World 2000

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Global creation and distribution of wealth, effect of fair trade and international debt.

5: Work and Technology | World 2000

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Explores job creation, road congestion and housing in Cambridge.

6: Urbanisation | World 2000

6: Urbanisation | World 2000

BBC Two | 2000 | 29'00''

Can cities sustain the amount of people living in them? How can people improve them?

7: Water: Global Differences | World 2000

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Challenges the myth that we are running out of water and looks at water resource management.

8: Energy | World 2000

8: Energy | World 2000

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Are we running out of energy resources?

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