Natural environments include all living and non-living things found on Earth. There are two aspects of the natural environment: ecological units with little human interference like vegetation and soil, and universal resources like climate and water that have no clear boundaries. Human geography studies how people and communities interact with their environments and across spaces. It examines human social interactions and how spatial dependencies influence the environment. Geography is divided into physical geography which studies the natural environment, and human geography which analyzes human activities using qualitative and quantitative research methods. Political geography focuses on how political processes shape spatial outcomes and vice versa. It considers the relationships between people, states, and territories. Economic geography examines the location and distribution of economic activities worldwide, taking

1. ELEMENT OF
REGIONAL
GEOGRAPHY
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2. Natural Enviroment
O Natural enviroment means all living and
non-living things that are natural. The
universe is nutural, but often the term
“natural enviromet” only means nature on
Earth.

3. Two aspects natural
enviroment
O Ecological units which are natural systems
without much human interference. These
include all vegetation, microorganisms,
soil, rocks, atmosphere and natural
events.
O Universal natural resources and physical
phenomena which lack celar-cut
boundries. These include climate, air,
water, energy, radiation, electric charge
and magnetism.

4. Human Geography
O The branch of social sciences that deals
with the study of people and their
communities, culture, economies and
interactions with the enviroment by
studying their relations with the across
space and place.
O Attends to human patterns of social
interaction, as well as spatial level
interdependencies and how they influence
the earth’s enviroment.

5. O Intellectual discipline, geography is
divided into the sub-fields of physical
geography and human geography, the
letter concentrating upon the study of
human activities by the application of
qualitative and quantitative research
methods.

6. Political
O Concerned with the study of both the
spatially unevan outcomes of political
processes and the ways in which political
processes are themselves affected by
spatial structure.
O The primary concerns of the sub-discipline
can be summarized as the inter-
relationships between people, state and
territory.

7. Economic geography
O Study of the location, distribution and
spatial organization of economic activities
across the world.
O Economic geography has taken a variety
of approaches to many different subject
matters, including the location of
industries, transportation, international
trade, development, globalization and etc.

8. Conclusion
O Some enviromental change is natural,
some is anthropogenic.
O Globalization both helps and hinders
world enviromental problems.