To maximize the extraction of minerals for economic benefits.

To ensure the sustainable use of minerals for present and future generations.

To protect the environment from the negative impacts of mineral extraction.

To establish strict regulations on mining activities to prevent any harm.

Minimizing waste and maximizing resource utilization.

Prioritizing short-term economic gains over long-term environmental impacts.

Extracting minerals at the fastest rate possible to meet current demand.

Ignoring the potential consequences of extraction on ecosystems and communities.

Developing more efficient and environmentally friendly extraction methods.

Promoting the use of renewable energy sources in mining operations.

Investing in research to find alternative materials that can replace minerals.

All of the above.

The need to meet increasing demand for minerals while minimizing environmental impacts.

The lack of comprehensive regulations and policies governing mineral extraction.

The difficulty in predicting future mineral needs and technological advancements.

All of the above.

The point at which the global supply of a particular mineral reaches its maximum.

The point at which the demand for a particular mineral exceeds its supply.

The point at which the extraction of a particular mineral becomes economically unfeasible.

The point at which the environmental impact of mineral extraction becomes irreversible.

It reduces the need for primary mineral extraction, conserving natural resources.

It minimizes waste and promotes circular economy principles.

It helps recover valuable metals and minerals from discarded products.

All of the above.

Considering the social, economic, and environmental impacts of mineral extraction.

Adopting a long-term perspective that prioritizes intergenerational equity.

Promoting transparency and accountability in mineral governance.

All of the above.

Facilitating the sharing of best practices and technologies for sustainable mineral extraction.

Promoting fair and equitable access to mineral resources.

Addressing transboundary environmental impacts of mineral extraction.

All of the above.

The high cost of adopting environmentally friendly technologies.

The lack of political will and commitment to sustainable development.

The resistance from industries that rely on mineral extraction.

All of the above.

It promotes informed decision-making and responsible consumption.

It encourages individuals to reduce their reliance on mineral-intensive products.

It fosters support for policies and initiatives aimed at mineral conservation.

All of the above.