Question

The use of nonrenewable resources can help sustain poverty levels.

Answer 1

True or false?

Answer 2

ohkay, Non renewable sources are generally cheaper than renewable resources

Answer 3

Like its easy to get coals rather than setting up wind mill

Answer 4

I'm choosing false....

Answer 5

Sustain means strengthen ryt ?

Answer 6

Yes.

Answer 7

How false ?

Answer 8

Never understood the complexity of science to be honest. :( Can you teach me?

Answer 9

Dfntly i can, but this question is more like word game

Answer 10

@alphadxg

Answer 11

don't know if this is totally right, but I would say false, because The word sustainability is also used widely by western country development agencies and international charities to focus their poverty alleviation efforts in ways that can be sustained by the local populous and its environment. For example, teaching water treatment to the poor by boiling their water with charcoal, would not generally be considered a sustainable strategy, whereas using PET solar water disinfection would be. Also, sustainable best practices can involve the recycling of materials, such as the use of recycled plastics for lumber where deforestation has devastated a country's timber base. Another example of sustainable practices in poverty alleviation is the use of exported recycled materials from developed to developing countries, such as Bridges to Prosperity's use of wire rope from shipping container gantry cranes to act as the structural wire rope for footbridges that cross rivers in poor rural areas in Asia and Africa. I also used this from a source.

Answer 12

thnx @alphadxg !

Answer 13

Just Took The Test And Its Actually True