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How can we sustain natural resources coordinating the rapid population growth?
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∙ 11y ago
We can by; enacting some rigid laws against profuse child bearing in-order to cut down on further rapidity, encouraging and patronizing our locally made goods thereby making judicious utilization of the G.D.P of the country and among all having a sense of introspection within us.
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How can natural resources affect a nation's economy?
without natural resources government cannot sustain the needs and wants of the consumers.
How the management of public resources enhance social economic development?
When there is proper management of public resources it enhances the social development by allowing the economy to flourish. By properly managing resources the people, therefore, has enough to sustain life and the area can grow financially.
Why do you believe in the future of agriculture?
Agriculture is the only thing that can sustain the human population and civilization. Without it we would be nothing.
What was the impact of the Industrial Revolution on the New Global Age and other forces that were shaping Africa in 1880?
During this period of time, industrialized powers such as Great Britain, France, Germany etc. all vied for dominance. Industrialization was the fuel for imperialism. In order to sustain industrialization, vast amounts of resources were needed. Where did many of these resources come from? Africa. Thus the "Scramble for Africa" began. In the Berlin Conference essentially Africa was divided up among the European powers for its resources.
What are the levels of economic activity?
Economics is the study of the way people organize themselves to sustain life and enhance its quality. Individuals engage in four essential economic activities, which are, resource maintenance, production of goods and services, distribution of goods and services, and consumption of goods and services. Resource maintenance means tending to, preserving, or improving the natural, produced, human, and social resources that form the basis for the preservation and quality of life. Production is the conversion of some of these resources into usable products. Distribution refers to the sharing of products and resources among people, while consumption refers to their final use. Economists study how individuals engage in these activities and how their social coordination is achieved. Often, for the convenience of organizing curricula, the study of economics is broken down into two parts: Micro- and macro-economics.
Why does natural resources help?
Why does natural resources help sustain them
When resources can no longer sustain a population its called?
Famine!
Why did people choose to settle in areas with abundant natural resources?
When there is more natural resources, it is easier to sustain life.
Why people choose to settle in areas with abundant natural resources?
When there is more Natural Resources, it is easier to sustain life.
How can natural resources affect a nation's economy?
without natural resources government cannot sustain the needs and wants of the consumers.
Is the world running out of resources?
Yes. Currently the human population needs approximately "3 earth's worth" of resources to sustain its population continually.
What might be a consequence of unlimited human population growth?
There will not be enough resources to sustain a high human population.
What is the term used to describe when the population growth is at a level that can't sustain any more growth because there are not enough resources to sustain life on earth?
Carrying capacity is the term used to describe population growth being at a level that cannot sustain more growth because resources needed to sustain life are not enough.
How did Darwin apply Malthus's ideas about human population to the theory of evolution by natural selection?
He applied it by figuring out that some species died because they overpopulated and didn't have enough resources to sustain life.
What is the carrying capacity of people living on earth?
A population's carrying capacity is the amount of organisms a certain environment can sustain. If the number of organisms exceeds carrying capacity the resources in the environment will be depleted resulting in a carrying capacity drop followed by a drop in the population of organisms.
What natural resources came from the Inca culture?
The Inca culture utilized resources such as gold, silver, copper, and tin for crafting jewelry, tools, and ceremonial objects. They also made use of agricultural resources like maize, potatoes, and quinoa to sustain their population. Additionally, they used llama and alpaca wool for clothing and textiles.
What is considered a key task of the NTM-A mission?
Support ANSF by coordinating international efforts to train, equip, and sustain their forces.
