A further instalment of a budget of breezy little narratives—exciting, humorous, and curious—hailing from all parts of the world. This month's collection deals with a thrilling fight between a jaguar and a boa-constrictor, the tragic fate of a Canadian cowboy, and a night adventure in Japan.

Case Study Cape Town's Water Crisis: from zero to hero? Improve your grade Understanding the command word 'justify' Case Study Greening India's cities: a sustainable solution? Geography online Drowning in plastic: global waste and the world's oceans Landscapes pictured Peak District National Park Geographical skills Reading OS maps Down my way The Scalpel: a new era of high rise Case study Inequality in London: Spurs' new stadium Changing places Desertification in Sudan Changing places Sudan

Contents Case study The storm of March 2018: understanding 'the Beast from the East' Michelle Minton, Leeds West Academy, Leeds Improve your grade Answering exam questions on unfamiliar fieldwork Bob Digby, GCSE examiner Case study Urban change in Medellin, Colombia Jane Ferretti Landscapes pictured The Fenlands Geography online Interactive map making Andrew Day Geographical skills Proportional symbols Michelle Minton, Leeds West Academy, Leeds Case study Murlough sand dunes: a small-scale UK ecosystem Lucy Clarke Changing places Kilauea and Fuego volcanoes Changing places The Kilauea and Fuego eruptions

Contents Case study Nigeria's oil industry Elizabeth Hudson Improve your grade Writing case study answers about tropical cyclones Bob Digby, GCSE examiner Case study A cleaner, greener Harrogate Brian Greasley Geography online Population highs and lows Andrew Day Landscapes pictured High Force, County Durham Geographical skills Drawing geographical diagrams Michelle Minton, Leeds West Academy, Leeds Case study Climate change in New Zealand Jane Ferretti Case study Economic and social change in Peckham, south London Alice Mollison, James Allen's Girls' School, London Changing places Power for Mozambique Jo Outram and Malcolm Renwick Changing places Improvements brought by electricity access

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