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This document provides a list of 10 hyperlinks related to geography resources for IB students, including links about population projections, oil, hunger and malnutrition, the green revolution, trading patterns, food output growth, and trade blocs. The links are from 2005 to 2007 and cover a range of topics within the IB Geography curriculum around resources.
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