What could happen if you use up natural resources too quickly?

Answer 1

Renewable resources are things that regenerate/replenish over time, such as biomass (trees, crops), water, wind, solar energy, and geothermal energy.

If we overuse water, then we will run out, and plants and animals require hydration to survive.

If we overfish, then the fish can't reproduce at the rate we are fishing, and we will run out of fish.

If we cut down too many trees, we can completely deforest the world, and then many animals and plants will lose their habitats.

But we can't overuse sunshine or wind power. If we use them to generate electricity, and use all the electricity that we produce, that's using, not over-using.

Answer 2

If Natural Resources are used up too quickly, it can lead to resource depletion, environmental degradation, and an imbalance in ecosystems. This can result in scarcity of essential resources, loss of biodiversity, and disruption of ecological processes, ultimately affecting human health and well-being.

Answer 3

Mars is a example of overexploiting. The change of density will cause colapse of earth. Also, the monoply dominance businessmen will control economy.

Answer 4

we would save the resources which are left back.

Answer 5

we would have less renewable resources

Answer 6

overless of resources

Answer 7

the world would die