Conservation does not make coal a renewable resource (infinite resource) as there are still limited years before the supply runs out, nor does it make coal a sustainable resource, which is not mentioned in the data. Conservation of coal is not correlated to the growth of the population in this diagram hence the only possible answer is option B. Option B is supported by the data in the diagram as seen by how increased number of conservation tatics increased the years before coal runs out for the average population growth rate.
In order to reproduce, an organism must make a copy of this material, which is passed on to its offspring. Some single-celled organisms reproduce by a process called In binary fission, material from one cell separates into two cells.
Inside a star there is force of gravity balanced by the outward force of pressure. The star nuclear reactions are kept under control by a pressure temperature thermostat.
