Natural Resources

Question 1

Natural Resources in the Philippines

Answer 1

1. Food
2. Electronic Device
3. Power
4. Water
5. Fuel
6. Papers
7. Tools

Question 2

Resources that are drawn from nature and used without much modifications

Answer 2

Natural Resources

Question 3

Provides the essential raw materials for technology, construction, medicine, and other industries

Answer 3

Mineral Resources

Question 4

Challenges for Marine Resources

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1. Overfishing
2. Pollution
3. Climate Change

Question 5

A common problem that occurs when sulfide minerals are exposed to air and water, producing sulfuric acid

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Acid mine drainage

Question 6

Can be a hazardous occupation, with risks of accidents, injuries, and exposure to harmful substances

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Mining

Question 7

Can contaminate surface and groundwater with heavy metals, acids, and other toxic substances

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Mining activities

Question 8

Can have significant impacts on
Indigenous lands and cultural heritage

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Mining activities

Question 9

Can displace communities and disrupt traditional livelihoods

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Mining projects

Question 10

Contributes to greenhouse gas emissions through the use of fossil fuels in mining equipment and transportation

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The mining industry

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Especially surface mining, requires the clearing of large areas of land, leading to habitat destruction and deforestation

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Mining operations

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This can result in soil erosion, landslides, and the loss of biodiversity

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Land disturbance

Question 13

These are natural, non-renewable energy sources that are formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals that lived millions of years ago.

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Fossil Fuels

Question 14

Campaigns for climate justice, ocean conservation, and renewable energy. They are also kown for their advocacy initiatives to raise public awareness and influence policy.

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Greenpeace Southeast Asia - Philippines

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Dedicated to biodiversity conservation, focusing on protecting endangered species and habitats. They engage in community-based initiatives, advocacy, and scientific research.

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Haribon Foundation

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Dedicated to addressing waste management issues and promoting zero-waste initiatives. Works to educate communities and advocate for sustainable waste practices.

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Mother Earth Foundation

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Works with the government and local communities to protect the country’s natural assets, including forests, mangroves, and seas. They use science, policy, and fieldwork to protect nature.

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Conservation International Philippines

Question 18

This is the government agency responsible for the management, protection, and conservation of the country’s natural resources. They oversee policies and regulations related to forestry, mining, biodiversity, and environmental protection.

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Department of Environment and Natural Resources

Question 19

Focuses on marine protection, sustainable agriculture, and renewable energy. They work with local communities and government agencies on conservation efforts.

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World Wide Fund for Nature - Philippines (WWF)

Question 20

Focuses on protecting marine habitats, combating illegal fishing, and promoting sustainable fisheries. Uses a science-based approach to advocate for ocean conservation

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Oceana Philippines

Question 21

Essentially a measure of the impact human activities have on the environment in terms of the amount of greenhouse gases produced, measured in units of carbon dioxide equivalent.

Answer 21

Carbon Footprint