Question

Explain the importance of conservation of resources 0 in points

Answer 1

In analysis of ecological studies, it is found that human activities are altering ecosystem on four basic point: by (a) selectively destroying species; (b) importing new species; (c) destroying habitats; and (d) introducing xenbiotics. But conservation of natural resources especially bio-resources appears most important in the present world. Conservation of natural resources is essential not only for maintaining natural balance but also for maintaining the economic soundness all over the world.
All natural resources are taken into two types in their category. One is renewable another nonrenewable. The nonrenewable resources are the sources that can be used up completely, or depleted, used up to the point that it is no longer economically feasible to obtain them. The most important nonrenewable resources are fossil fuels -- coal, natural gas, petroleum.