ZIMSEC O-Level Geography (4022)
Environment, Natural Hazards and Tourism: notes
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Environment
- Pollution: air (smoke, fumes), water (sewage, chemicals), land (rubbish).
- Desertification: good land turns to desert through overgrazing and tree cutting.
- Conservation: protecting resources so they last. Sustainable development: meeting today's needs without harming the future.
- EMA: the Environmental Management Agency enforces environmental law in Zimbabwe.
Hazards
- Drought: long lack of rain. Floods: rivers overflow. Cyclones: storms like Idai in 2019.
- Coping: early warning, drought resistant seed, dams, moving to high ground.
Tourism
- Attractions: Victoria Falls, Great Zimbabwe, Hwange National Park, Lake Kariba.
- Benefits: jobs, foreign money, roads and hotels.
- Problems: damage to nature, crowds, money leaks to foreign companies.
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