Urban Challenges - Push factor explained Flashcards

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What is an Urban Area?

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  • A city or large town with a high population density.
  • Developed infrastructure but faces unique challenges
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What are some common Urban challenges?

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  1. Traffic Congestion: Too many vehicles cause jams and pollution.
  2. Overcrowding: High population in a small area.
  3. Air & Water Pollution: From factories, vehicles, and waste.
  4. Housing Shortages: Too many people, not enough affordable housing.
  5. Crime & Safety Issues: Higher rates of theft, violence, and vandalism.
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What are the negative impacts on people?

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  • Health Problems: From pollution and stress.
  • Longer Commutes: Wastes time and money.
  • Poor Living Conditions: Slums, inadequate housing.
  • Social Problems: Increased inequality and tension.
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Push Factor Explained

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  • Things that make people want to leave a place.
  • Urban challenges like pollution, congestion, and high living costs act as push factors.
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Keywords

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  • Urbanisation
  • Push Factor
  • Overpopulation
  • Quality of Life
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