Counter Urbanisation

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What is counter urbanisation?
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Counter urbanisation is the movement of people from urban areas to rural or less-dense areas.
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What are common causes of counter urbanisation?
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Common causes include high living costs in urban areas, seeking a better quality of life, and increased remote working opportunities.
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How does counter urbanisation impact rural areas?
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It can lead to development and increased services but also put pressure on local resources and alter local cultures.
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What are the potential environmental impacts of counter urbanisation?
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Potential impacts include increased pollution and land use change, loss of agricultural land, and biodiversity reduction.
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How can counter urbanisation be beneficial for urban areas?
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It can reduce congestion, pollution, and pressure on urban services and infrastructure.
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Name one country that has experienced significant counter urbanisation.
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The United Kingdom has experienced significant counter urbanisation.
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How does telecommuting influence counter urbanisation?
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Telecommuting allows people to work remotely, encouraging them to live in rural areas without commuting daily to cities.
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What term describes the process where people move back to cities from rural areas?
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The process is called re-urbanisation.
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What role does technology play in counter urbanisation?
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Technology improves connectivity and remote working capabilities, making it more feasible to live farther from city centers.
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Can counter urbanisation affect housing prices in rural areas?
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Yes, increased demand can lead to a rise in housing prices in rural areas.
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What is a dormitory village?
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A dormitory village is a rural settlement where residents primarily commute to nearby cities for work.
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How might counter urbanisation influence local businesses in rural areas?
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It can stimulate growth by increasing demand for services and products.
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What is one challenge local governments might face with counter urbanisation?
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One challenge is providing adequate infrastructure and services to growing rural populations.
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How does counter urbanisation differ from suburbanisation?
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Counter urbanisation involves moving to rural areas, while suburbanisation is moving to the suburbs of urban areas.
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What is the impact of counter urbanisation on transportation needs?
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It can increase demand for better road networks and public transport linking cities with rural areas.
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