Social Sciences, asked by thatijashwanth, 23 hours ago

a day without using minerals, how it would be different?

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Answered by MrNulla
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But if we were to run out of a mineral — as in, exhaust our supply — it probably wouldn't be because there's none of it left on Earth. The problem would be that the processes used to extract it have become too expensive, difficult or harmful to make mining worthwhile.

Answered by ITZURADITYAKING
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But if we were to run out of a mineral — as in, exhaust our supply — it probably wouldn't be because there's none of it left on Earth. The problem would be that the processes used to extract it have become too expensive, difficult or harmful to make mining worthwhile.

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