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What does SPICESS stand for?

Space, place, interconnection, change, environment, sustainability, scale

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Space definition and example?

The effects of location and how it is organised and managed helps us to understand why the world is the way it is. eg. a relative or specific location

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Place definition and example?

To understand our world, we need to understand how places influence our lives and how we change them

e.g. natural or modified places

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Interconnection definition and example?

People and things are connected to others in their own and other places.

e.g. economic development

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Change definition and example?

Change is about using time to better understand a place, an environment, spatial pattern or geographical problem.

e.g. long-term or short term

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Environment definition and example?

People live and depend on the environment - it has an important influence on people’s lives

e.g. positive and negative human effects

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Sustainability definition and example?

The capacity of the environment to support people’s lives and the lives of other living creatures

e.g. sustainable management, technology

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Scale definition and example?

tool for examining issues from different perspectives, including personal, local, regional, national, and global, and look for explanations and different outcomes

e.g. Changes in population levels

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Examples of environmental change? (4)

Deforestation, damming, mining, pollution

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Types of changes to the land?

As population has increased, so have cities, towns, and farms to make room

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Types of changes to the atmosphere?

Dumping chemicals, burning fossil fuels, airborne chemicals, breakdown of ozone layer

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Types of changes to the water?

Damming + diverting waterways, polluted water becoming undrinkable

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What are the human-centred world views?

Egocentric - I am the most important creature and everything serves me

Anthropocentric - Humans are the most important species and are in charge of Earth

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What are the Earth-centred world views?

Ecocentric - We should do everything we can to minimise our impact, we are not that important

Biocentric - We need to use the Earth’s resources sustainably and treat other species right

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