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Water and fish are the two primary natural resources of Japan. Japan has very few natural resources, and as a result, they import more coal than any country in the world, and are the second biggest importer of oil.
Coal oil is only found in cannel coal and bituminous shale coal.
Petroleum is at least the one they import the most, they import more than a billion bbl (barrels = about 42 gallons) a day .
Restricting oil and coal trade.
Japan doesn't have much natural resources. They have small oil fields that only cover one per cent of their demand and small mines of iron, lead and zinc. Their biggest resources are agriculture, fish and hydroelectricity.
Japan exports electronics, motorcycles, cars, sound equipment, and food. Japan imports food, lumber, cars, oil, machinery, building materials.
Hi The answer is simple. Japan is a heavily industrial society, but there is absolutely no oil to be drilled in Japan. They have to import every single drop that they use, so obviously the world's supply and price of oil is very important to them. Phil
Which statement BEST describes the economy of the United Kingdom (U.K.)?Question 14 options:The U.K. must import all of its oil, coal, and natural gas.The U.K. must import many raw materials used in manufacturing.The U.S. is the world's leader in exporting of coal and natural gas. The U.K.'s geography provides it with all of the natural resources it needs.
the same as any other westernised country really. Fuel oil, coal, and soybeans are some of the major imports in Ireland.
Fuels that can be used only once are classified as non-renewable. They are also usually fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas).
Use water and coal. :D