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Question of independence of British nations

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Thématique n°1 : Making Society Axe n° 2 :Political Freedom and Private Individual Freedom by Doryne Caesar

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Thématique n°1 : Making Society Axe n° 2 :Political Freedom and Private Individual Freedom by Doryne Caesar

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Axe n°2 :Political and Individual freedom

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Thematic n 1 Making Society-Axe n 2 Political Freedom and Privat Individual freedom

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Amc Axe 2 : Oral Synthesis Desous Sarah-Lee 

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Amc Axe 2 : Oral Synthesis Desous Sarah-Lee 

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Magacity

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Flood risks

The way in which megacities grow – often without an overarching controlling vision – only adds to the issues that they bring with them. This is largely due, says DESA, ‘to the challenges of providing urban jobs, housing, energy and infrastructure to mitigate urban poverty, expansion of slums and a deterioration of the urban environment’.

Infrastructure supply lags behind demand, basic public services – such as water connections and solid waste disposal – don’t reach the majority, and many residents live on marginal land where, says the ADB’s Wan, ‘they face risks from flooding, disease, and other shocks’. https://geographical.co.uk/culture/rapid-population-growth