Question

List the problems which resulted due to indiscriminate use of resources by man.

(A) (i) Indiscriminate use has resulted in depletion of many resources, but there is enough in store. (ii) Accumulation of resources in few hands which, in turn, divided the society in two segments, i.e., haves and have-nots or rich and poor. (iii) It has led to the global ecological crisis, e.g., global warming, ozone layer depletion, environmental pollution, land degradation, etc.

(B) (i) Indiscriminate use has resulted in depletion of many resources. (ii) Accumulation of resources in few hands which, in turn, divided the society in two segments, i.e., haves and have-nots or rich and poor. (iii) It has led to the global ecological crisis, e.g., global warming, ozone layer depletion, environmental pollution, land degradation, etc.

(C) (i) Indiscriminate use has resulted in depletion of many resources. (ii) Laws are passed to equitably distribute and not accumulate resources in few hands (iii) It is natural to see global ecological crisis, e.g., global warming, ozone layer depletion, environmental pollution, land degradation, etc.

(D) (i) Indiscriminate use has resulted in manageable reduction of a few resources. (ii) Equitable distribution of resources is managed by the government, so that society does not get divided into rich and poor. (iii) It has led to the global ecological crisis, e.g., global warming, ozone layer depletion, environmental pollution, land degradation, etc.
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Answer 1

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Explanation:

the problems faced by indiscriminated use of resources are as follows:-

• accumulation of wealth in the hands of a few people and hence increased the difference between rich and poor.
• resources will decline
• global environment crisis arises

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