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the unregulated small and medium size gold mining activities that are being executed in the interior are the main threat to Surinam's
pristine forests and groundwater.
in addition, the large Chinese logging companies which obtained licenses from the respective governments to cut unprocessed wood in the forests without planting again can also be mentioned as a big and urgent treat to the forests. in exchange they give some monetary assistance to the governments, but the respective parts of the forests are lost forever.
What else can I help you with?
What major events are in suriname?
nothing
What are the major foods of suriname?
Roti and Pom
What are two major climate of suriname south america?
Suriname has four major clinates - the long hot dry season and the short, then we have the long rainy season and the short. Suriname is a tropical country with only rain and sunshine.
What are suriname's major bodies of water?
stuff but its water
What are the 3 Major Natural Resources of Suriname?
Alumina, Aluminum, and oil
In addition to combat stress and safety concerns in a deployed environment another major concern for treating HN Miller is?
reduction in available resources
What is the environment concerns for a butterfly?
me
On what does Suriname's economy depend?
Mining is the major contributor to Suriname's economy. Suriname has significant mineral deposits, including aluminum oxide [alumina], bauxite, diamonds, gold, and oil. Suriname is one of the top 10 producers of bauxite in the world. The Aluminum Company of America subsidiary, SURALCO, has been mining bauxite in Suriname since 1916.
Are there any major health concerns about the consumption of coffee?
There are no major health concerns with coffee at all.
What are major concerns scientists have as they learn about the universe and everything in it in other words what things do they worry about most?
Human overpopulation and the effect that is having on the ecology and environment of Earth.
Why is Suriname important to the US?
Suriname is important to the U.S. primarily due to its strategic location in South America and its rich natural resources, including gold and bauxite. The U.S. seeks to promote stability and democracy in the region, and Suriname's cooperation is vital in addressing issues such as drug trafficking and environmental concerns in the Amazon. Additionally, Suriname's participation in regional organizations enhances U.S. interests in fostering economic partnerships and security cooperation in Latin America.
Why is Suriname's population so low?
That the inhabitable area is small and concentrated and that there was a major exodus from the Republic are reasons why Suriname has such a low population. Almost 80 percent of Suriname is covered by rainforests. Most of the population lives along the coast. Also one-third of the population chose to emigrate to the Netherlands around the time of Suriname's independence on November 25, 1975.
