How does the population growth rate affect how long earth's coal supply will last? a. the coal supply lasts the longest when the population growth rate is high. b. the coal supply is used up the slowest when the population growth rate is average. c. the coal supply is used up the fastest when there is low population growth. d. the coal supply lasts the longest when there is no population growth.

The correct answer is option D.The coal supply lasts the longest when there is no population growth.

As we know that coal reserves are non renewable resources. The formation of coal reserves took million of years. So once they are used up they will never ever be available again. The more is the population, the more will be the requirement of energy resources like coal reserves to sustain such large population. So, high population will tend to use more and more coal to meet daily energy requirement. But if there is no population growth, that time only existing population which is fixed & comparatively less will use the coal resources and therefore, the coal supply will last for a longer time.

because the asteroid belt is between the mars and jupiter orbits, it is around 2.2 to 3.2 astronomical units (au) from the sun – which is approximately 329,115,316 to 478,713,186 km. the average distance between objects is a massive 600,000 miles.

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a: the sheep and waste material both release carbon into the atmosphere.