Madagascar has suffered severe environmental degradation but still retains some of the most biodiversity on the planet.
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some of the environmental issues in madagascar:
</span><span>Madagascar is among the world's poorest countries. As such, people's day-to-day survival is dependent upon natural resource use. Most Malagasy never have an option to become doctors, sports stars, factory workers, or secretaries; they must live off the land that surrounds them, making use of whatever resources they can find. Their poverty costs the country and the world through the loss of the island's endemic biodiversity. </span>
Answer:
over time science and technology will be so advance that there will be no need to exploit a nonrenewable resource
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science and technology can use up all the nonrenewable resources allowing it to not be available such as relying too much on oil or gas
Answer: You can consult:
One solution is to limit the scope of the study. Another possibility
is do several smaller studies over a longer period of time.
Explanation:
I'm not sure but hope it helps.
Answer:
You can prove that by bringing it to a scientist so he can find out how old it is. If is 40M years old, then keep it, well you can keep it even if it is not a 40M year old rock
Explanation:
Brainliest please
and you can also find out if it has a lot of layers because the longer a rock sits the more layers it gets, thats how mountains are created they sit there forever but as it rains and as the loose dirt gets on the hill. When it rains the loose dirt on the mountain go in the mountain to make it bigger
