Sand, grains of the mineral quartz (SiO2), is plentiful.
When supply is plentiful, prices fall, when items are scarce, the price rises.
A scarce resource is any material good that has a limited supply. Technically, air is a scarce resource, like all material, due to the law of conservation of matter. However, because it is initially plentiful and renewable on a mass scale, there's little reason to fear a shortage, which mustn't be confused with scarcity.
Air is not generally considered scarce on Earth, as it is abundant in the atmosphere. However, air quality can be compromised in certain areas due to pollution, which can make clean air seem scarce. In isolated or high-altitude locations, breathable air may be less available, but for the most part, air is plentiful for human needs. The focus should be on maintaining air quality rather than availability.
When quantities are plentiful the price lowers; when quantities are scarce the price rises. Also called supply and demand. Whether or not it right or wrong, it's just the way it is and we have to accept it or do without that particular commodity.
Gold is considered scarce due to its limited availability in the Earth's crust and the challenges associated with mining it. While it can be found in various locations around the world, the extraction process is complex and requires significant resources. Additionally, the total amount of gold that has ever been mined is relatively small compared to other metals, contributing to its perception as a precious and valuable resource.
'Plentiful , or 'Abundance'.
The word plentiful is the antonym of scarce.
scarce
Geothermal energy is not scarce it is plentiful because it is renewable.
Abundant, or plentiful
scarce.
scarce rare limited
Obviousaly it depends on what part of the planet you are on but in Australia iron ore is plentiful.
The 6 letter word for plentiful is Plenty.
little, scarce, lacking, meager, few
a synonym for rare is scarce; difficult to find; not plentiful
Plentiful. It is unlimited. However, it could also be scarce cause it takes a wile for minerals to form. But not millions of years, but more on the line of hundreds of years cause the earth isn't that old.