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What are the Effects on natural resources of more factories are being built to keep up with the demands of a fast growing population and industrialization?

The effects on national resources when more factories are being built to keep up with the demands of a fast growing population and industrialation is the resources become depleted. Often the demand on resources becomes so high that there is no time to allow resources to replenish.


What resources are you taking from antarctica?

Scientific data is the only export from Antarctica.


Where are resources found in antarctica?

Antarctica's only resource is scientific data.


What prohibits any nation from taking resources from Antarctica?

The Antarctic Treaty prohibits any nation from extracting Antarctica's resources.


What type of resources are there on Antarctica?

There are not any


What are the natural resources on Antarctica?

Antarctica's natural resource is data about the health of planet earth.


Is antarctica mined for any resources and how do they get them?

There is no mining allowed in Antarctica under The Antarctic Treaty.


How many Fungi are there in Antarctica?

There are no fungi growing on Antarctica: it's too cold and there is no nutrient source for this botany.


What are Antarctica's most important resources?

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Which places in Antarctica are these resources found?

Antarctica's resources are scientific data, all of which is found on the continent, in the ice sheet or in the Southern Ocean surrounding the continent.


What renewable sources are there in Antarctica?

Renewable resources in Antarctica are data: data on the health of planet earth.


What is scarcity of resources in the Philippines?

Scarcity of resources in the Philippines refers to the limited availability of natural resources such as water, arable land, and minerals relative to the demands of its growing population and economy. This can lead to competition for resources, environmental degradation, and challenges in meeting the needs of the population for food, water, and energy. Efforts are being made to manage resources sustainably and promote equitable distribution to address these issues.