Answer:
1. natural resources
2. cheap labor
3. to collect taxes
4. new consumers of European goods
Explanation:
Answer: Yes!
Detailed Explanation:
Resources are not free gifts of nature. They are the results of human functions. Hence we should try to save every type of resource in this world, whether it is renewable or non renewable.
Note: This Answer is not from the Examination point of view.
South Africa's location makes it a key spot for renewable energy in the forms of wind, hydroelectric and solar, as it is on the peninsula of the continent it has access to many of these rich resources. There is also a great deal of industry in South Africa, particularly in the mining of metals, as one of the country's largest exports. This extraction uses huge amounts of energy in the process and most of this equipment used in the extraction pumps toxic gases and chemicals into the atmosphere, if SA uses more renewable energy sources, the levels of pollution will decrease.
Answer:
The correct answer is - all of the answer choices.
Explanation:
In an ecosystem, there are various organisms that are grouped in different trophic levels and groups such as producers, consumers, scavengers or decomposers based on their function and position on the food and energy chain.
The food energy is created by producers and is passed to consumers, scavengers, and decomposers of all the organisms. Energy moves in only one direction in any ecosystem. Energy is passed from producers to one trophic level or energy level, to organisms in the next trophic level.
Answer:
Europe Asia Africa North and South America
Explanation:
