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Sustainable Resource Management Strategies for Future Needs

Learn about managing natural resources for future needs, conserving nonrenewable resources, alternative energy sources, economic factors affecting trade, trade barriers, environmental impacts of human activities, and a comprehensive analysis of resource management practices. Explore various resources and understand the importance of sustainable practices to protect our environment for future generations.

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Sustainable Resource Management Strategies for Future Needs

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  1. Resources, Trade and the Environment Assignment #4

  2. Resource Management • Natural resources must be managed to ensure future needs. • Because fossil fuels, such as coal and oil, and other nonrenewable resources cannot be replaced, they must be conserved. mckimcreed.com

  3. Alternative Energy • Hydroelectric Power • Solar Energy • Nuclear Energy greengop.org

  4. Economic Activities

  5. Factor Affecting Trade • Unequal distribution of natural resources. • Differences in labor cost • Differences in education levels mapcruzin.com

  6. Barriers to Trade • Tariffs • Embargos • A quota on the quantity of a product that can be imported from a country • Many countries around the world have shifted to free trade. repeatingislands.com

  7. People and the Environment • The water, land and air have all been polluted due to human activity. • When humans harm natural ecosystems, they are also hurting themselves. ocean.nationalgeographic.com

  8. Four Level Analysis

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