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What else can I help you with?
Harm if you not conserve natural resources?
Many natural resources are finite or limited. If they are not conserved and continue to be wasted as they are now, they will eventually run out.
Are gold mines perpetual resources?
no, no mine is. eventually the ore body is worked out.
Why is it important to conserve nonrenewable resources if the deposits are abundant?
Because eventually the resources will be used up. Maybe not tomorrow, but one day nevertheless.
Can you explain why protecting the earth's resources is important?
Because we will eventually use up all the available resources and we'll have to start searching for substitutes.
How long do resource conversation make resources?
The length of time resource conservation makes resources will depend on the type of renewable energy. These resources will all eventually deplete after extended use over time.
What is the difference between non-renewable and renewable resources?
Non-renewable resources are finite and will eventually run out, like fossil fuels. Renewable resources can be replenished naturally, like solar or wind energy.
What are the resources that do run out called?
Non-renewable resources will run out eventually.
Why do scientists believe that nuclear energy will be important in the future to humans?
Because we will eventually run out of natural resources
What are consumeable resources?
Non-consumables are items of equipment that can be used for years, but may eventually have to be replaced or updated.
A society that relies on non renewable resources is unstable because these resources?
A society that relies on non renewable resources is unstable because these resources will eventually be used up faster than they can be produced, leaving the renewable society with no resources, leading to society's death.
What is the disadvantage of using fuel to make electricity?
someday we will eventually run out so we nedd alternative resources for fuel
How do you utilize coal resources of Pakistan?
To use it for cooking/heating purpose, to produce energy/electricity. And eventually to export.
