B.3 Managing coastal margins questions for IB Geography

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  • IB Geography
  • Part of B Oceans and coastal margins
  • SL and HL

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Question 1 · GEO-00014Paper 1 · 10 marks

To what extent are the costs and benefits of exploiting abiotic ocean resources shared unequally between different places and people?

10 marks

Question 2 · GEO-00016Paper 1 · 10 marks

To what extent can aquaculture meet the growing global demand for fish without creating new environmental problems?

10 marks

Question 3 · GEO-00017Paper 1 · 10 marks

Examine the strengths and weaknesses of marine protected areas as a strategy for managing fish stocks.

10 marks

Question 4 · GEO-00019Paper 1 · 10 marks

To what extent can the oceans be managed sustainably as a global commons in the future?

10 marks

Question 5 · GEO-00021Paper 1 · 10 marks

Evaluate hard and soft engineering strategies for managing coastal erosion.

10 marks

Question 6 · GEO-00022Paper 1 · 10 marks

Examine the extent to which managed retreat is a sustainable response to coastal erosion and flooding.

10 marks

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More questions in Oceans and coastal margins

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  4. B.4Ocean management futures

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