The Manipulation of Natural Resources

There is war between the countries of the first world and countries of the third world. A large number of resources were obtained from the surroundings, but these resources were not completely returned. Along with the prosperity of the countries of the first world, the third world countries have experienced poverty and deterioration of the environment. In spite of the damage, the surrounding natural resources are still making new technologies and progress in the core countries (Africa: resources). For example, smartphones are products of the use of natural resources, deforestation is the result of the development of surrounding natural resources.

Development of natural resources is a necessary condition for human survival. Throughout history, mankind has manipulated natural resources to produce the necessary materials to support population growth. Although this mainly refers to food production, many other entities are extracted from the natural environment. Exploitation of nature is often done in an unsustainable way and the development of unsustainable natural resources eventually threatens the survival of human beings and is attracting increasing attention. 3, 4

Throughout the history of mankind, the development of natural environment and resources is the basic state of existence of human beings, human beings have manipulated natural resources to produce the substances necessary to maintain population growth. Although this may mainly refer to economic development and food production, many entities are extracted from the natural environment. Natural resources are an important important foundation for a stable natural economy and social development. These materials can be categorized into two different groups, such as non-renewable ones (including raw minerals) and renewable ones (such as prairies and forests). Along with the increase in industrialization and urbanization, its huge demand for natural resources and its large-scale development and consumption lead to the deterioration, weakening and depletion of these precious resources (MAGAJI, 2012).

Renewable resources: Renewable resources are natural resources that are replaced or complemented by natural processes or human activities. Fish and forests are examples of renewable natural resources, depending on their extraction rate and usage. Some aspects of the environment - soil quality, assimilation ability, ecological support system - are thought to be "semi-reproducible" because they reproduce very slowly on the human time scale. Gender equality: Gender equality refers to equality rights, responsibilities and opportunities for men and women, girls, girls and boys. Equality does not mean that women and men will be the same, but women and men's rights, responsibilities and opportunities are not male or female. Gender equality means taking into account men and women's interests, needs and priorities - recognizing the diversity of different sex groups