Essays on Geography

Disease emergence results from the dynamic interactions between pathogen, animal and/or human hosts and the perpetually changing environment. These interactions are at the core of disease emergence, therefore understanding these drivers and impacts will allow an evidence-based risk assessment and the development of mitigation strategies…

In the past, I often thought to live in a small city that lives in urban areas. For me, there is no doubt that the benefits of rural life in rural areas are much greater than the benefits of living in the city. This does…

The term “selfie” was entered into the Oxford Dictionary in 2013. However, it had already been in use for more than 10 years. Can you remember your first selfie? Keep reading to find out more about the phenomena that took the World by storm and…

Question2 As the winter of 1822 approached, the Batlokwa of Manthatisi appeared cozy enough, with solely minor squabbles interfering with their daily lives. The villagers, who have been settled on the slopes of the Kathlamba Mountains, near the sources of the Wilge and the Mooi…

When we begin to review the “why of where” concept we unveil a system of interconnected people, places, environments, and locations. (Castree, Kitchin, Rogers 1) These four ideas used in the definition of Human Geography show how “the world operates spatially”, (Castree, Kitchin, Rogers 1)…

As we are all aware of the fact that all the water from the melting glaciers are getting into the sea and are causing a rise to the global sea levels, they could actually cause a major threat to all the coastal cities and islands….

Swimming crab of family portunidae rafinesque-schmaltz 1815 are crustaceans inhabit sub tidal estuarine and offshore waters and widely distributed across the indo-west pacific region. charybdis de haan 1833 is the second largest genus within the sub-family thalamitinae paulson 1875. mitochondrial dna 16s rrna gene was…

In recent years, the demographic trend is towards an ageing population. The productivity growth of Singapore’s workforce has been slow possibly due to the increase in older workers in Singapore. As technology advances, the skills that older workers possess are no longer relevant (Vikram, 2018)….

Abstract— In 1900, less than 20 percent of the world populace lived in cities, in 2007, fair more than 50 percent of the world populace lived in cities. In 2050, it has been anticipated that more than 70 percent of the worldwide population (about 6.4…

Bangladesh boasts maritime claims of an exclusive economic zone of 200 nautical miles that offers access to the ample resources of the Bay of Bengal. With the promise of economic benefits and scope of ocean management and development, these rights also bring the question of…