Fundamentals of Physical Geography
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Fundamentals of Physical Geography
What does a holistic approach mean in terms of thinking about an environmental problem?
The meaning of a holistic approach in terms of thinking about an environmental problem.
Physical geography includes the different processes and features that develop Earth, including human interactions which interfere with the environment.
Geographers mostly take a holistic approach, meaning that they sometimes consider both the natural and human phenomena that are appropriate to understanding the characteristics of the Earth. Physical geographers are concerned with almost all characteristics of the Earth and are skilled in interpreting a natural environment in its whole, as well as the way in which it functions as a unit...
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