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Exploitation of Natural Resources

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What is exploitation   show
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What is over exploitation   show
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What is sustainable exploitation   show
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What is drought   show
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show The transport of water from one area that has a plentiful supply to another area that has low levels of rainfall or cannot access water easily  
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show New Zealand experiences roughly 2,000 mm of rainfall a year. Due to an increasing population, New Zealand farmland has doubled in size every twelve years. This has led to an increased demand for water in the country. New Zealand has experienced very bad d  
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show There are two main rivers: the Rakaia and the Waimakariri. The Central Plains Irrigation Scheme uses the water from both rivers to compensate for the lack of rainfall.  
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how do New Zealand ensure the Sustainable Exploitation of Water in New Zealand   show
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show Overfishing occurs when fish are taken from the sea faster than they can reproduce.  
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Why is Overfishing Happening?   show
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Why is Overfishing Happening?   show
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show Powerful motorised winch cranes can haul in huge nets full of fish.  
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show Netting: Monofilament nets are hard for fish to see. They can stretch for more than 40 km and hang like massive curtains in the water. Trawl nets scoop fish from the bottom of the sea floor.  
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show Ensuring fishing trawlers only fish within their own waters. Reducing the amount of fish (fishing quotas) that are allowed to be caught. Surveying fish stocks to record if they get too low.  
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show Reducing fishing fleets (number of super-trawlers) in our seas. Restricting fishing of certain types of fish at specific times of the year.  
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show Farming  
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What is farming   show
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How can Soil exploitation be not good- Pollution   show
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show The nutrients supplied by artificial fertilisers do not stay in the soil for very long. Because the nutrients are naturally available in the soil, there is a danger of overfertilisation, which can kill crops.  
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How can Soil be sustainably managed   show
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show Proper care of soil: Farmers often use herbicides and pesticides to protect their land from weeds and harmful insects.  
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