In our region, solar panels and wind turbines are increasingly visible. Earlier, people mainly used fossil fuels. Government schemes, awareness programs and affordable technology have increased interest in renewable energy. However, maintenance and cost challenges remain. To improve, we need betterRead more
In our region, solar panels and wind turbines are increasingly visible. Earlier, people mainly used fossil fuels. Government schemes, awareness programs and affordable technology have increased interest in renewable energy. However, maintenance and cost challenges remain. To improve, we need better policies, financial support and local training. A regional map and interviews revealed gradual shifts toward renewables. This transition helps reduce pollution and ensures sustainable development.
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Everyday use includes petrol for transport, coal-based electricity and LPG for cooking—all non-renewable. These can be replaced with electric vehicles, solar power and biogas. Transitioning needs policy changes, subsidies and community participation. Schools, homes and offices can adopt solar and wiRead more
Everyday use includes petrol for transport, coal-based electricity and LPG for cooking—all non-renewable. These can be replaced with electric vehicles, solar power and biogas. Transitioning needs policy changes, subsidies and community participation. Schools, homes and offices can adopt solar and wind energy. Using bicycles, planting trees and reducing plastic can further aid this shift. Responsible choices today ensure a cleaner, greener tomorrow.
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My region has fertile plains, a river and plenty of sunlight, making it ideal for farming and solar energy. However, minerals and forests are limited and mostly found in nearby hilly areas. As a result, agriculture and food processing are common occupations. Industrial growth is slower due to lack oRead more
My region has fertile plains, a river and plenty of sunlight, making it ideal for farming and solar energy. However, minerals and forests are limited and mostly found in nearby hilly areas. As a result, agriculture and food processing are common occupations. Industrial growth is slower due to lack of raw materials. This uneven distribution requires smart planning to balance development and sustainability.
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Coal is abundant in eastern states like Jharkhand and Odisha. Iron ore is available in Odisha, Karnataka and Goa. These minerals support thermal power plants and steel manufacturing industries. Regions with these resources see mining, transport networks and employment. On the map, these areas are clRead more
Coal is abundant in eastern states like Jharkhand and Odisha. Iron ore is available in Odisha, Karnataka and Goa. These minerals support thermal power plants and steel manufacturing industries. Regions with these resources see mining, transport networks and employment. On the map, these areas are clustered, showing concentration. Economic activities like mining, metallurgy and manufacturing develop around them. However, extraction can harm the environment if not regulated.
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The extraction of natural resources like coal, minerals and water in certain regions provides immediate economic benefits such as employment and industrial growth. However, excessive and unsustainable extraction leads to deforestation, land degradation, water scarcity, loss of biodiversity and displRead more
The extraction of natural resources like coal, minerals and water in certain regions provides immediate economic benefits such as employment and industrial growth. However, excessive and unsustainable extraction leads to deforestation, land degradation, water scarcity, loss of biodiversity and displacement of local communities. These consequences harm not only the present generation but also jeopardize the future by damaging ecosystems, reducing resource availability and causing irreversible environmental changes.
Encourage controlled mining, afforestation, and water conservation to minimize environmental damage and maintain ecological balance.
Shift towards renewable energy, reduce plastic use, recycle materials, and support organic farming to lower pollution and preserve natural resources.
Governments and citizens must promote environmental education
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Take up a small research study to assess the types of renewable resources in your region; you may discuss with your teacher the geographical area of your study and sources to access information that you may need. What has been the change in their status over time? Make a small report that identifies the reasons for the change and what may be done.
In our region, solar panels and wind turbines are increasingly visible. Earlier, people mainly used fossil fuels. Government schemes, awareness programs and affordable technology have increased interest in renewable energy. However, maintenance and cost challenges remain. To improve, we need betterRead more
In our region, solar panels and wind turbines are increasingly visible. Earlier, people mainly used fossil fuels. Government schemes, awareness programs and affordable technology have increased interest in renewable energy. However, maintenance and cost challenges remain. To improve, we need better policies, financial support and local training. A regional map and interviews revealed gradual shifts toward renewables. This transition helps reduce pollution and ensures sustainable development.
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See lessWhat are the non-renewable resources that you use daily, directly or indirectly? What are the possible renewable substitutes? What are some of the steps we can take to transition to renewables?
Everyday use includes petrol for transport, coal-based electricity and LPG for cooking—all non-renewable. These can be replaced with electric vehicles, solar power and biogas. Transitioning needs policy changes, subsidies and community participation. Schools, homes and offices can adopt solar and wiRead more
Everyday use includes petrol for transport, coal-based electricity and LPG for cooking—all non-renewable. These can be replaced with electric vehicles, solar power and biogas. Transitioning needs policy changes, subsidies and community participation. Schools, homes and offices can adopt solar and wind energy. Using bicycles, planting trees and reducing plastic can further aid this shift. Responsible choices today ensure a cleaner, greener tomorrow.
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See lessObserve the map in Fig.1.11. Notice the uneven distribution of important minerals. What types of resources are available in your region? How are they distributed?
My region has fertile plains, a river and plenty of sunlight, making it ideal for farming and solar energy. However, minerals and forests are limited and mostly found in nearby hilly areas. As a result, agriculture and food processing are common occupations. Industrial growth is slower due to lack oRead more
My region has fertile plains, a river and plenty of sunlight, making it ideal for farming and solar energy. However, minerals and forests are limited and mostly found in nearby hilly areas. As a result, agriculture and food processing are common occupations. Industrial growth is slower due to lack of raw materials. This uneven distribution requires smart planning to balance development and sustainability.
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See lessSelect any two natural resources. Gather information about their availability across different parts of India. Mark them on a map. What do you observe about their distribution? What are the types of economic activities connected with them?
Coal is abundant in eastern states like Jharkhand and Odisha. Iron ore is available in Odisha, Karnataka and Goa. These minerals support thermal power plants and steel manufacturing industries. Regions with these resources see mining, transport networks and employment. On the map, these areas are clRead more
Coal is abundant in eastern states like Jharkhand and Odisha. Iron ore is available in Odisha, Karnataka and Goa. These minerals support thermal power plants and steel manufacturing industries. Regions with these resources see mining, transport networks and employment. On the map, these areas are clustered, showing concentration. Economic activities like mining, metallurgy and manufacturing develop around them. However, extraction can harm the environment if not regulated.
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See lessDiscuss the implications of extracting the natural resources in those parts for current and future gene rations. Suggest ways in which we can use Nature’s gifts in responsible ways.
The extraction of natural resources like coal, minerals and water in certain regions provides immediate economic benefits such as employment and industrial growth. However, excessive and unsustainable extraction leads to deforestation, land degradation, water scarcity, loss of biodiversity and displRead more
The extraction of natural resources like coal, minerals and water in certain regions provides immediate economic benefits such as employment and industrial growth. However, excessive and unsustainable extraction leads to deforestation, land degradation, water scarcity, loss of biodiversity and displacement of local communities. These consequences harm not only the present generation but also jeopardize the future by damaging ecosystems, reducing resource availability and causing irreversible environmental changes.
For more NCERT Solutions for Class 8 Social Science Chapter 1 Natural Resources and Their Use Extra Questions & Answer:
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