Geographic Futures: Trends and Predictions
Students will synthesize their geographic knowledge to analyze current trends and make informed predictions about future global challenges and opportunities.
Key Questions
- Predict the major geographic challenges humanity will face in the next 50 years.
- Design innovative solutions to address future population and resource demands.
- Evaluate the role of geographic literacy in preparing for an uncertain future.
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