Geography, asked by kayemtayeng30, 9 months ago

what were Ghandi's views on conservation of resources

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Answered by mouna20

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Gandhi was very vocal about his thought, he believes that there are enough resources to satisfy everyone's need but not enough to work out on everyone's greed. Also, he believed that a greedy individual and modern technologies exploitative nature will be the root cause for the destruction of natural resources.

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