What are some natural resources in Hawaii?

Answer 1

water, rich soil (due to the volcanic eruptions), pineapple, papaya, sugarcane, coffee beans, coconuts, macadamia nuts, exotic flowers: orchid, hibiscus, bougainvillea, gardenias, poinsettias, cattle and calves, milk, taro, melons, papayas, macadamia nuts, vegetables, rice, minerals such as: stone, cement, sand, and gravel. Other Natural Resources include: livestock, eggs, onions, potatoes, various fruit juices, allspice, banana passion fruit, and cinnamon.

Answer 2

One natural resource of Hawaii is sugar cane. It was the main export out of Hawaii in the 1800 & early 1900. Nowadays the sugar industry has died down to more recent income like the tourist industry. The Sugar industry brought many immigrants from the Philippines, Japan, China, Portugal, and other places to Hawaii. This is why you see a mix of cultures, not just the pure Hawaiian culture like it is normally portrayed. In fact in 1993 there were only about 10,000 pure Hawaiians left in Hawaii. Eventually in the 1900's modernization was having more children being sent to schools. Because of this there were little new workers to work on the sugar plantations. The affect of this was that the sugar indutries had to shut down due to little people actually still working on the plantations. This marked the end of the sugar rush in Hawaii, eventually being surpassed by pineapple, coffee, and other exports.

Answer 3

soil and pineapple

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Answer 4

Some natural resources of the state of Hawaii are sugarcane, pineapple, and coconuts. The state makes the most money through tourism.

Answer 5

Hawaii has fertile soil, which is great for growing food. Hawaii also has a wonderful climate and is surrounded by seas full of fish.

Answer 6

Lava and coconuts and hula dancers that do things and the lava also dances in the wind.

Answer 7

Sugar cane, coconuts and bananas/coffee too I think

Answer 8

fertile soil

Answer 9

Volcanoes.