Question

What strategies have been taken by the government for conservation of natural resources?
A) Implementation of laws
B) Minimizing human activities
C) Less use of coal
D) All of them

Answer 1

Conservation means care and protection of natural resources so that they are available for future generations. It involves reducing, reuse and recycling of the available resources. The resources are managed by the governing authorities stating when and how to use these resources.

Complete answer:
To answer this question, we must know about the government strategies for conservation of natural resources.
Population is increasing at an alarming rate. This is putting pressure on the available resources. The non-renewable source of energy like fossil fuel is harnessed. There is a need to protect these resources which are getting depleted by human activities. Several government and non government organisations have come forward for conserving the natural resources.
The United Nations developed a World charter for nature to protect nature by minimising the human activities.
Several laws have been implemented by the national and international organisations against poaching, mining, deforestation which helps in conserving the natural resources.
The practice of recycle, reduce and reuse and also use of alternate sources of energy is given impetus so that there is less stress to the non-renewable resources.
Thus the correct answer is option (D).

Note: The conservation of natural resources like wildlife, soil, forest, minerals etc is the need of an hour. These natural resources help in maintaining the ecological balance of nature. Strict laws have been implemented for limiting the use of natural resources and several legal actions have been taken from time to time against the violators.