Natural resources are resources which are provided, rather gifted to us by our Mother Nature, to help us live a sustainable life on Earth. Natural resources are of two types- renewable and non-renewable. Renewable resources are those which can be renewed by nature itself, like air, water bodies, soil and terrestrial and aquatic flora and fauna. Non-renewable resources ... are depleting faster and the renewable resources are getting used up faster than the time needed by nature to replenish them, thus depleting them too. Unequal distribution of natural resources, pollution and disruption of bi...

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... .. "let Congress pass a bill reserving the Great Geyser Basin as a public park forever" (Glick 63). Tourism can raise awareness of and action for the global nature of problems like poverty, pollution, and cultural erosion. It is possible to maximize the positive economice , environmental, and social impacts of tourism, and reduce or eliminate the negative. Tourism projects, especially those with a "nature tourism ... de Janiro tomorrow and float down the amazon the day after. Our ability to see the world close up has done nothing but fuel the tourism industry. (117) Numerous alternative ...

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