China’s natural resources and development Done by; Alicia Claire Tan (1) Archana G(2) Audrey Zheng Yi (3) Cailyn Chiah (4)

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Element Book Construction. Step #1 Check to make sure you have complete notes for all of the elements. You should have one sheet for every element that.

Advertisements

A Multicommodity View of Prices Prepared for: Current Trends in Mining Finance April 29, 2013 Lisa Morrison, Principal Consultant.

200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt 400 pt 500 pt 100 pt 200 pt 300 pt.

Minerals are naturally-occurring inorganic substances with a definite and predictable chemical composition and physical properties.

Minerals Identify the difference between a mineral and a rock.

Energy and Mineral Resources. Resource – anything we find useful Fossil fuels Plants Animals minerals Reserve - A resource deposit that has been identified.

EXPORT BARRIERS AND GLOBAL TRADE IN RAW MATERIALS: THE STEEL INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE Alan Price.

China: The Next Superpower Kelly Quattlebaum President, Global Marcoms

An overview of the Australian Mining Industry AMN, Thursday 10 October 2013.

Exhaustible Resource Extraction. Key Issues How Are Resources Being Depleted? An Economic Model of Exhaustible Resource Mining.

Impact of Location, Climate, and Natural Resources on Latin America and the Caribbean.

Australia’s Natural Resources and Economy

It has just been announced that in the interest of world harmony, all students are required to move to another country. You must now choose your new homeland.

Select a country/region Population: 50,447,719 Area: 603,700 sq km Natural resources: iron ore, coal, manganese, natural gas, oil, salt, sulfur, graphite,

South American Geography

China and India’s Ravenous Appetite for Natural Resources ― Their Potential Impact on Colorado Vince Matthews Director Colorado Geological Survey.

China Project By Rael Taylor-Sezgin.

AGRICULTURE AND METALLURGY.. Kemerovo Oblast is one of Russia's most important industrial regions, with some of the world's largest deposits of coal and.

Flashcard Elements Sodium Na Potassium K Fluorine F.

Resource Issues Chapter 14 An Introduction to Human Geography

 22,486,337  1,338,612,9  $994.2 Billion  $4.909 Trillion.

Minerals and Rock Resources

Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Australia By: Sherifa M, Nejoud M & Mariam Y 6B.

Earth and Mineral Resources Unit 2 Section B. Renewable and nonrenewable resources Renewable resources Can be replenished over relatively short time spans.

China By: Jessica Kim. Historic Traditions Calligraphy Fine writing of art is called calligraphy. The first Chinese calligraphies live 1,600 years ago.

Comparing Latin American Economies Mexico, Brazil, & Cuba.

Australia’s Economy. one of the freest economies in the world It is technically a mixed economy, but it’s close to market because there are very few rules.

Resource Rich Nations Why are the U.S. & Canada so wealthy?

History. Natural Resources Coal provides 75% of its energy Oil and natural gas Water provides 5% of China’s energy. Hydro- electric schemes. Largest dam.

Geography of Asia. China Landforms Waterways Natural Resources Climate Gobi and Taklimakan deserts -Few people live there Himalayan Mountains on the Southwestern.

What is a Resource? Animals live in harmony with the environment, humans do not. How come? Two major misuses of resources: 1.Depleting scarce resources.

NORTH & SOUTH KOREA 2 Countries against each other!

How Location, Climate, and Natural Resources Impact Trade

Unit 12 Notes. Gross Domestic Product GDP is the total value of all the goods and services produced in a country in one year. It tells how rich or poor.

(R44) Canadian Geography Today’s Standard(s) SS6G5 The student will locate selected features of Canada. a. Locate on a world and regional political-physical.

The Canadian Shield By Tatyana Antonyan.

Chapter 6 Economy. Canada’s Natural Resources  Gold  Coal  Silver  Limestone  Hydroelectric power  Solar power  Lumber  Oil – petroleum  Fertile.

Comparing Latin American Economies

Factors of Economic Growth

Metals & Minerals IAFNR MODULE 4 NATURAL RESOURCES.

CHINA China’s Incredible Journey! Jamie!. Table of Contents Page Page China’s Land. 1 China’s Climate. 2 China’s Water. 3 China’s Transformation. 4 China’s.

Section 3- Natural Resources and Land Use. East Asia Natural Resources Energy Producers –Coal –Oil –Water –Petroleum Other resources –Raw materials for.

International Mining Victoria Zonko Leah Levy Haley Zimmerman Victoria Zonko Leah Levy Haley Zimmerman.

Natural resources of the USA Maria Komarova. The USA has deposits of: Silver Copper Lead Zinc Chrome Vanadium (creating tools)

South American Geography Presentation by: Emily Sturz & Shelby Hatcher mountains.jpg.

Indonesia and North Korea

By Jose Bustamante. Name all of the countries in your region. Lesotho and Swaziland.

Natural Resources By: Nicole Toomey and Julia Wente.

By Capper and Redfearn.  China has a large selection of resources including coal, iron ore, petroleum, natural gas, mercury, tin, lead, zinc, uranium.

6 th Grade Social Studies Unit 6, Lesson 1: What is Economics? 1.

The Impact of China and India on Oil and Strategic Metal Prices Art Johnson HEI Hydrate Energy International Lafayette Geological Society September 17,

- To be able to select appropriate types of metal for different applications - To be able to explain why metals are suitable for these different applications.

EAST ASIA PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.

China’s Natural Resources Armaan Bhatti and Ahmed Gokal.

Coal iron ore bauxiteuranium.  Coal  Honey  Ore  Petroleum  Natural Gas  Mercury  Manganese  Tin  Antinomy  Molybdenum  Vanadium  Magnetite.

Table 1. COUNTRIES RESOURCES

China’s Natural Resources

Landforms and Resources

Factors of Economic Growth

Asia’s Population Distribution

Factors of Economic Growth

United States of America – Consumption of Resources

Canadian Geography. Canadian Geography SS6G5 The student will locate selected features of Canada. Today’s Standard's) SS6G5 The student will locate.

Asia’s Population Distribution

Why do countries GDP DIFFER?

5/8/2019 North America The United States.

Canadian Geography. Canadian Geography SS6G5 The student will locate selected features of Canada. Today’s Standard's) SS6G5 The student will locate.

Canadian Geography. Canadian Geography SS6G5 The student will locate selected features of Canada. Today’s Standard's) SS6G5 The student will locate.

The Economics of Income: The Rich Nations Mystery

Presentation transcript:

China’s natural resources and development Done by; Alicia Claire Tan (1) Archana G(2) Audrey Zheng Yi (3) Cailyn Chiah (4)

List of China’s natural resources Mining, processing, and selling zinc concentrate, iron concentrate, micaceous iron oxide powder, gold silver, copper, sulfuric acid coal. Iron ore

List of China’s natural resources Natural resources in general Petroleum natural gas, mercury, tin, tungsten, antimony

List of China’s natural resources manganese Molybdenum Vanadium Magnetite Aluminum Lead Zinc Uranium hydropower potential (world's largest)

China’s resource potential Has a multitude of mineral reserves and holds a reputation as one of the largest producers of antimony, zinc and tungsten in the whole world. Many countries depend on goods supplied by China.

China’s resource potential Largest potential for hydropower out of any other country in the world. Numerous mountain ranges with quickly flowing rivers and tributaries add to this potential. If this potential is realized, hydropower can prove to be one of China's most valuable natural resources. If hydropower was harnessed at such a volume as to provide for other neighboring countries, many could benefit from China's success.

Development indicators First and foremost, China is considered to be the rising superpower in the world Between 1980 and 2007 China's HDI rose by 1.37% annually from to today

Development Indicators

Conclusion Because of China’s abundant natural resources it has a relatively high level of development and if its resources are made best use of, this can prove to be economically benefically.