What are Hawaii's natural resources?
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Pineapples, water, coconuts
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don't forget Hawaii and guam
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Natural resources\n\nThere is a substantial amount of petroleum and natural gas under the seabed: see North Sea oil.
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There are some resources at the link below.  Good luck to you.\nhttp://www.abanet.org/legalservices/probono/directory/hawaii.html
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Oahu Hawaii North Shore\n\nThese islands are the most isolated land mass on earth surrounded by ample ocean surface for the great storms of the Pacific to generate giant, perfect waves that pulse from deep water into the shallow reefs and lava rock of the Hawaiian island chain (e.g. Jaws, Waimea, Pipeline)
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When I was Hawaii recently I went to visit my favorite beach, Kahana Bay, and was very disappointed that the area was allowed to accumulate lots of garbage and floating debris was washed up all over the shore.  I would love to see this cleaned up and returned to the beautiful way I remember it.
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Some resources we use are renewable and some are not. True renewables include energy sources like wind and solar. Sort-of renewables include water, food and firewood. Although these can be tapped or grown to satisfy demand, aquifer draw-down and soil erosion can limit how great a load can be sustained. All material resources need to be used wisely, not wastefully, since most resource use usually entails waste products, expense and disposal of unused material. Nonrenewables can be either reclaimable, like metals, or expendable (nonreclaimable) like petroleum. A reason for special care in consumption of expendables is that the supply is limited. Once used up, they're gone for good. \nReclaimables: In the 4.5 billion years of earth's existence, seismic and erosive action changed the distribution of materials in it; many valuable minerals became concentrated into a small number of areas, making them far more practical to extract than if they were more uniformly distributed. This fortunate situation is a one-time happening; if we throw them away they become widely dispersed, so when the concentrated sources run out, we either lose them or we have to collect them some time later at great expense. This is is why we need to recycle aluminum and many other metals including copper, lead, zinc, titanium and even iron. You'd think we'd keep pretty careful control of the more expensive stuff like gold, silver and platinum, but surprisingly a little of that still gets tossed (but less than used to be). Actually aluminum is abundant and not hard to find, but it takes a lot of energy to extract it from its ore, so reclaiming it pays too. \nExpendables: The petroleum we are using up today took many millions of years to form. At the current consumption rate we will use up all the petroleum we can get in 45 years (ref.). After that, we have to have figured out an alternative or we are in deep muck. Currently we have no practical alternative, especially for mobile, "go anywhere anytime" uses like cars. Hydrogen sounds good on the surface, but the only practical way to mass-produce it is from petroleum, losing energy as we do! So if we can postpone that moment of awful truth by conserving fuel now, we have a better chance of developing a true alternative. I hope you're on the side of the future. Your children will thank you.
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Other than the creation of the islands themselves, what kinds of information are you looking for?\n\nThere are the cultural effects on the Hawaiians:\nhttp://www.nps.gov/havo/history/people.htm\n\nThere's the creation and destruction that occurs:\nhttp://www.nps.gov/havo/visitor/lava.htm
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The only renewable mineral deposit that I saw I was in Andes (it was called 'salar '). The miners work this mine periodically (harvest), therefore it had thermal sources. This sources , deposit (all the time)  thermal waters, with same kind of minerals solved in it.\n\nRenewable mineral resources on to other planets? I don't know!
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One of nature’s health secrets has been discovered in the waters off the coast of the Pacific island of Tonga. In this tropical paradise natives have known the energizing benefits of the sea plant they call Limu Moui.  Limu Moui is packed with vitamins and minerals. Limu Moui is particularly rich in the polysaccharide fucoidan. Fucoidan is the primary active phytochemical in this “miracle sea plant” and is reported to be the subject of more than 600 scientific studies.
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All of this are plus gas,petrol and nuclear energy. Water, wind and sun are called renewable energy resources.
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resources are material that are needed for survival. renewable resources are resources that are renewed rapidly, such as food, animals, trees, and such. nonrenewable is the opposite. they cannot be easily produced such as oil, coal and copper. They can be exhausted either because they are not replaced by natural processes, or because they are used up faster than nature replaces them.
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i know the sugar cane mills in hawaii produce more energy than they consume, they sell it back to the power company.
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The dirt that covers Hawaii is much older than Hawaii it blew in from China. The same forces covered your artifacts.
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LOWEST PRICED LOTS ARE IN PUNA NEAR THE VOLCANO.\nNEXT LOWEST WOULD PROBABLY BE HAWAIIAN OCEAN VIEW ESTATES IN KAU DISTRICT.  CHECK TAX SALES. ABOUT TWICE/YEAR IN HAWAII COUNTY.
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Hawaii's area is 6423 sq miles, close as I can find.
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