Science, asked by monika34, 1 year ago

how has the increase in human population and its need affected the natural resourses

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Answered by RaghavMittal

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more people lead to more demand which is proportional to consumption of resources

Answered by amitkhokhar

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the increase in the human population leads to the extra needs for the minerals and the resources so the extra uses of the minerals led to the depletion of natural resources the people who do not understand the meaning of sustainable development and they are using and misusing the resources with their greedy behaviour so it may be harmful or maybe costly for everyone to pay

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