Environmental Science Internal Assessment

Families require stabilized housing that is affordable, safe and maintained. If they don’t have stabile housing they are moving more often and this can effect the children’s education when being moved from school to school. The parents are unable to focus on the other areas of their lives when they are unable to find decent housing.

Houses were poorly build around the community. The houses in the community seemed to be built very close to each other and consist of mostly single story homes. The homes surrounding the school

poverty children living in urban versus rural areas. It will highlight and describe the differences

The author’s present important and substantial findings from prior studies and literature reviews. The information and data offered was comprehensive and well-supported, it was clear that the authors had conducted a thorough

This article discusses the role of political back channels in the siting of social service facilities, with a focus on group homes, arguing that the political back channels impair social services ability to place facilities in neighbourhoods outside of very low-income areas. The authors argue their theory by using a case study composed of interviews, media analysis, and a spatial analysis of the city of Worcester. The article relates to other literature such as Jennifer Wolch and Michael Dear’s works on back channel politics and group homes. The authors are limited due to the article's scope and the lack of research in this specific area of health geography.

of tenure, better housing and relatively large, fertile plots which provided a nourishing diet for

Houses very close to one another, mostly with front porches and one or none car garage, attics and small front yards.

over 50% were female, and of those of known age over 50% were over 50

Poverty is an ever increasing issue in the UK and is perceived as a major social problem due to the consequences that it brings with it .The term ‘social problem’ refers

The researchers used a multimethodological approach in order to gain the data that was needed to form the conclusion and other studies were referenced in order to add to the findings of this study.

There are problems in cities too regarding healthcare access. Access such as emergency services, diagnostic equipment and medical specialist are problematic (Soroka,

5.The environment quality of the areas are poor, often with the lack of open space. 6.The inner-city tend to have high levels of marital problems, drug-taking, petty crime and vandalism and low levels of academic attainment and aspiration. We can see quite clearly from above the poor conditions that face Britain's poorer people, these factors having to be dealt with.

An overcrowded area puts enormous pressure on the state for the provision of houses and other services. People in the urban areas end up being jobless because there is a lot of demand for jobs that is caused by this overpopulation. Even the rural areas suffer because there will be depopulation, people will move out leaving the place to the elders only. The rural areas will not be productive in anyway because people who are economically active have left, this means we may end up not having people who can bring changes in the rural areas or those who serve as role model to the upcoming generation.

The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate how overpopulation causes social problems. To do so you must take many things into consideration, such as different views of racial problems and conflicting definitions of a social problem. Social problems can be defined in many different ways. They effect everyone and some of us encounter problems everyday as a result of our race, religion, gender, or low income. Others experience problems from technological change or declining neighborhoods, others are affected directly by crime and violence in their own neighborhood, and sometimes definitions of social problems are changed by society because of changes around you. Finally in

Social Factors - The California Pizza Kitchen sells pizzas, pastas, salads, etc. and the ambience of the restaurants is quite informal and homely. Its primary key to its success has been that they were the first pizza restaurant that offered fresh and non-traditional ingredients for its pizzas. On a whole, the American consumer base is traditionally not very nutritional conscience when it comes to dining out. Regionally, the consumer preferences are suiting the business model of the company in most areas; however changes in the consumer