Geography, asked by rajkumaribajaj77, 1 year ago

if you run out of all the minerals resources in the coming decades or centuries what would happen? can alternative fuels be the answer? list them​

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Answered by Princesssingh
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Minerals make up most of what we use to build, manufacture and stand on — including rocks and soil — so if we really ran out of minerals, we'd all be scrambling for a spot on the planet's shrunken surface areas.

But if you were worried about running out of a single mineral important for industry, then you probably can breathe easy. Most of the minerals we use a lot are very abundant. Iron, for example, makes up about 32 percent of Earth's crust, so you'd have to worry about finding a place to stand long before worrying about whether we can keep making steel [source: Sharp].

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