Geography · GCSE
The World’s Living Greenhouse
How the richest ecosystem on Earth grows on some of its poorest soil, and why that makes clearing it so hard to undo. The layered structure and the water cycle, then the nutrient cycle that explains the paradox, then deforestation and which responses hold up. Three case studies, interdependence drawn as a chain, seven terms to define, a worked exam-style sentence, and the misconceptions that cost marks. The photographs are satellite and science imagery, including the fishbone pattern of road-led clearance from orbit.
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