No, neither will become obsolete. As the population grows, more stuff needs made to clothe, feed, shelter and entertain. If you can't grow it, then it has to be mined. So until we can make recycling technology 100% efficient (thermodynamically impossible) then we will need to get more material from the earth, or grow it.
With forestry would you prefer a house of wood or steel? How about your bed, carpet. As more 'green' industries come out, the more they have to rely on forestry products as forestry is actually more sustainable.
Not likely. As the population grows, we use more and more resources, most of the metals and minerals are still renewable and recyclable. It is almost impossible to run out of most of them, and even if we do, we can process/recycle the old products to produce new ones.
You can see the short overview of the mining industry today, and you can see that despite being one of the oldest and least eco-friendly ones, it still grows at a fast pace. You can check some market overviews on gethrough .com
Usually for a small time after they become obsolete.
Because they had a great requirement of timber and products from India . so they started exporting products from India, this lead to the importance of commercial forestry and gave livelihood to many.
it is important becuuase all americans need it and without it the u.s will be nothing
A protected infant industry lacks the incentive to become more effient and competitive, and once it's protected it is difficult to take the protection away. It's only protected because the mature industry wouldn't take it out, the infant industry needs time to grow up and learn.
because average costs drop as production rises
Warriors are not, nor likely to be, obsolete.
Usually for a small time after they become obsolete.
8 track started to become obsolete in the early 1980's in the USA.
Sundial
yes
Floppy Discs
Short answer: No. Long answer: Some forms of pencil will become obsolete, such as the #2 HB that has to be sharpened. People will just switch to #2 HB leads in mechanical pencils.
KKK became obsolete due to the, 1874 Alabama's Democratic Party that redeemed the state from Republican rule.
Keyboards may even become obsolete as voice activation equipment becomes more sophisticated.
know one cares
Yes, if we evolve past greed
nope;)