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What are some of western Europe's renewable resource?
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Does Ireland have renewable resources or nonrenewable resources?
They have both. Although not a major producer, they do have oil and gas - most of it off-shore- as a 'non-renewable' resource; and they have western winds in abundance to provide them with wind energy, a 'renewable' resource.
Are gold mines in western US renewable resource?
Yes, in one sense. In the old days gold was mined by sight. Today through advanced washing technologies, micro gold, or fine gold can be recovered and washed out of the dirt. In this sense, old mines are the best bet possible for future micro mining projects, and are therefore somewhat of a renewable resource.
When was Central Western Daily created?
Central Western Daily was created in 1945.
In 1713 France owned most of what part of North America?
Central, most people think that western is the answer but the name was changed and so was the place.
Which countries in Central Western Europe rely on hydroelectric power for most of their energy needs?
Countries in Central Western Europe that rely on hydroelectric power for most of their energy needs include Austria, Switzerland, and Norway. These countries have abundant water resources which they utilize to generate a significant portion of their electricity from hydropower.
Who won last year's Western VS Central game?
If you are talking about Western Michigan vs Central Michigan, Central Michigan won the 2009 match-up 38-23 at Western Michigan.
What renewable resouce is most commonly associated with western Europe?
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What did Charlemagne do in Europe?
Charlemagne united most of Western and Central Europe.
What languages are spoken in Central and Western Europe?
The most common languages of Central and Western Europe are:EnglishFrenchSpanishItalianPortugueseDutchGermanPolishCzechSlovak
What country are gaint pandas found?
central-western and south western China
Are pearls a western Australian resource?
Maybe. Broome is famous for its pearls.
