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nice data visualisation for global urbanisation 

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nice data visualisation for global urbanisation 

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Bar chart race: the most populous cities through time

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Seventy-five percent of India's population lives in rural poverty. Villages lack basic services, communications and infrastructure, resulting in a stagnated rural economy which is driving many families to move to cities. Farming is dependent on the monsoon rains and some families keep silk worms as a means of earning extra income, but the yield is unreliable and poverty drives many farmers to suicide. A typical farmer feeds and clothes a family of four on $2 per day.

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BBC Two - Bitesize Secondary, Geography, Poverty in India - rural-urban migration

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Seventy-five percent of India's population lives in rural poverty. Villages lack basic services, communications and infrastructure, resulting in a stagnated rural economy which is driving many families to move to cities. Farming is dependent on the monsoon rains and some families keep silk worms as a means of earning extra income, but the yield is unreliable and poverty drives many farmers to suicide.

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Seventy-five percent of India's population lives in rural poverty. Villages lack basic services, communications and infrastructure, resulting in a stagnated rural economy which is driving many families to move to cities. Farming is dependent on the monsoon rains and some families keep silk worms as a means of earning extra income, but the yield is unreliable and poverty drives many farmers to suicide. A typical farmer feeds and clothes a family of four on $2 per day.

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BBC Two - Bitesize Secondary, Geography, Poverty in India - rural-urban migration

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Seventy-five percent of India's population lives in rural poverty. Villages lack basic services, communications and infrastructure, resulting in a stagnated rural economy which is driving many families to move to cities. Farming is dependent on the monsoon rains and some families keep silk worms as a means of earning extra income, but the yield is unreliable and poverty drives many farmers to suicide.

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Seventy-five percent of India's population lives in rural poverty. Villages lack basic services, communications and infrastructure, resulting in a stagnated rural economy which is driving many families to move to cities. Farming is dependent on the monsoon rains and some families keep silk worms as a means of earning extra income, but the yield is unreliable and poverty drives many farmers to suicide. A typical farmer feeds and clothes a family of four on $2 per day.

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BBC Two - Bitesize Secondary, Geography, Poverty in India - rural-urban migration

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Seventy-five percent of India's population lives in rural poverty. Villages lack basic services, communications and infrastructure, resulting in a stagnated rural economy which is driving many families to move to cities. Farming is dependent on the monsoon rains and some families keep silk worms as a means of earning extra income, but the yield is unreliable and poverty drives many farmers to suicide.

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2. The population of Mumbai has risen.....

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2. The population of Mumbai has risen.....

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3c by moving there and....and increase it further by......

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3c by moving there and....and increase it further by......

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explain "natural increase" population growth....

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explain "natural increase" population growth....

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Human Population Growth - Crash Course Ecology #3