Impacts of changing work on people and places
- Created by: caits
- Created on: 09-04-14 09:56
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Positive impacts of deindurtialisation:
- There was a reduction in demand for energy to power machines
- There are areas of land available for development
- There was a decline in the consumption of water in the industrial processes
- There was a reduction in noise and air pollution with the factory closures
Negative impacts of deindustrialisation:
- Large areas od derelict and vacant land
- There are many empty factories
- The areas of pollution are hard to clear up
- The infrastructure has decayed, especially roads
Redevelopment of N&N hospital Greenfield site:
Before Redevelopment:
- Big unused area
- Old hopsital was too small so they needed new area
After Redevelopment:
- Hospital
- Science Park
Redevelopment of Chapelfield Brownfield site:
Before Redevelopment:
- Chocolate factory
After Redevelopment:
- Retail
- Shopping Centre
Redevelopment of Riverside Brownfield Site:
Before Redevelopment:
- Full of industrial buildings
- Most deprived district in East of England
- Shoe factories, mills
After Redevelopment:
- Retail - entertainment
- Flats
Brownfield site - all previously developed (built on) land whether in urban or rural locations
Greenfield site - all previously undeveloped (never been built on) land whether in urban or rural locations
Advantages of Brownfield sites:
- Planning permission is…
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