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AQA MERGED QUESTION PAPER AND
MARK SCHEME 2025 A-level GEOGRAPHY
7037/1 Paper 1 Physical geography
A-level
GEOGRAPHY
Paper 1 Physical geography



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Figure 1

The projected cumulative changes in greenhouse gas emissions by selected countries
and groups of countries from 2015 to 2030


MtCO2e
0



– 500



– 1000



– 1500

Turkey (no change)

– 2000



– 2500



– 3000



– 3500



– 4000



– 4500



– 5000
USA
Argentina

Australia



China
Canada



EU

India

Indonesia
Japan

Mexico




South Africa
Turkey

UK




Total
Republic of Korea

Russian Federation

Saudi Arabia




Non-G20




See Key and Note on page 3


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Key and Note for Figure 1

Key
Decrease in emissions
Increase in emissions
No change
Overall change in emissions


Note: MtCO2e = Million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent.
The zero line represents the position in 2015.
Non-G20 refers to all countries outside of the most powerful economies of the world.




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Figure 2

A simplified sustainable water supply system in north-east Ohio, USA




The graphic showing a simplified sustainable water supply system cannot be
reproduced here due to third-party copyright restrictions.




Note: A sustainable water supply meets the present-day need for safe, reliable and
affordable water. It also minimises adverse effects on the environment, whilst
protecting water supply for future generations.




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