Comprehensive Analysis of Resource Management Methods and Impacts

This report comprehensively examines resource management methods, contrasting traditional and new approaches across various sectors including energy production and use, forestry, fishing, agriculture, mining, waste disposal, and water use. It meticulously outlines the advantages and disadvantages of each method, providing a detailed comparative analysis. The report covers key aspects such as renewable energy, fish farming, organic farming, and plasma gasification, offering insights into their economic, social, and political implications. Furthermore, it includes discussions on harvesting trees, open-pit mining, and rooftop rainwater harvesting, presenting a holistic view of resource management practices. The inclusion of references and appendices further enriches the report, making it a valuable resource for understanding sustainable resource utilization.

METHODS OF RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT
Resource Management Methods 0

Resource Management Methods 1
Table of Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................2
Methods of Resource management..................................................................................................3
Advantages and disadvantages of traditional method and new methods of Energy production.....4
Advantages and disadvantages of traditional method and new methods of Forestry......................5
Advantages and disadvantages of traditional method and new methods of Fishing.......................6
Advantages and disadvantages of traditional method and new methods of Agriculture.................7
Advantages and disadvantages of traditional method and new methods of Mining.......................8
Advantages and disadvantages of traditional method and new methods of Waste disposal...........9
Advantages and disadvantages of traditional method and new methods of Water use.................10
Conclusion.....................................................................................................................................11
References......................................................................................................................................12
Appendix........................................................................................................................................14

Resource Management Methods 2
Introduction
Resource management is the efficient and effective development of resources of company. Such
source includes financial resources, inventory, resources of production, skills of human, natural
resources, and information technology (1). Methods of resource development develop the best
approach for allocating the resources. This is the key elements for active resources. Methods of
resource management have the technique for leveling the resources. Methods of resource
development are the allocation of resources (2). Traditional and new methods with advantages
and disadvantages of resource management like energy production and use, forestry, fishing,
agriculture, mining, waste disposal, and water use have been covered in the following discussion.

Resource Management Methods 3
Methods of Resource management
Resource management methods are important. It enables utilization of the plan, provides an
overview of everyone and everything, and make the management and planning transparent.
Resource Management Methods
Topics Traditional methods New methods
Energy production and use Renewable energy - using the
solar panels, using electricity
as a source of energy, store
the renewable energy in the
department of energy by
developing technologies (3).
Renewable energy -
Completely clean-burning
fuel. This is generated by the
progression of the
compression technique (4).
Forestry Harvesting Tress – This is a
procedure practiced for
management
Harvesting Trees - For
improving the health of the
forest
Fishing Fish farming - Using plants
to stupefy fish
Fish farming - Fish in the
upper water column of the
ocean are targeted by pelagic
Agriculture Organic Farming - Farmer
has a mixed farm of fruit,
livestock, and crops
Organic Farming - Improved
healthier soil and pest control
Mining Open-pit mining - Removes
hard rock ore
Open-pit mining - Process of
using microorganisms
Waste disposal Plasma gasification -
Electrically charged or a
highly ionized gas
Plasma gasification -
Throwing daily
garbage/waste
Water use Impounding water Rooftop rainwater harvesting

Resource Management Methods 4
Advantages and disadvantages of traditional method and
new methods of Energy production
Advantages and
Disadvantages
Implications Traditional methods New Methods
Renewable energy
Advantages Economic Energy
production
and use
A huge
number of
employees
employed
Elimination of
pollution caused by
fossil fuels
Social No
greenhouse
gases
emissions
Reduced the
dependency on
imported fuels
Political Favor the
economics
of electricity
production
Dynamic is easy to
control
Disadvantages Economic
High capital
investment Expensive
Social Many rules
and
regulations
Higher level of
operations
Political Limited
potential
Long gestation time

Resource Management Methods 5
Advantages and disadvantages of traditional method and
new methods of Forestry
Advantages and
Disadvantages
Implications Traditional methods New Methods
Harvesting trees
Advantages Economic Forestry
A large
number of
contributors
to the value
of the
production
of goods
and services
to the
country
Establishes high
usual statistics on
the predominantly
environment values
Social Developed
post-
industrial
societies
Recreate the
amenity values
Political Resource
uses and
spirituality
Recreation
Disadvantages Economic
Not
financial
sound
Destruction of plant
life and animal
habitat
Social Difficult to
measure
Vary from
development and
traditions
Political Loss of
recreation
land
Produce effects is
the core analysis

Resource Management Methods 6
Advantages and disadvantages of traditional method and
new methods of Fishing
Advantages and
Disadvantages
Implications Traditional methods New Methods
Fish Farming
Advantages Economic Fishing
Record peak
level in the
economic
performance
Joint results with
positive trends that
lead to higher
profits
Social Good
quantity of
fish food
Increased human
health and well
being
Political Part of green
food
Empower
individuals
Disadvantages Economic
Create more
dependency
No poverty for
marginalized
population
Social Dependency
on
communities
Not supports value
recreational
activities
Political Decrease in
biomass
Overfishing

Resource Management Methods 7
Advantages and disadvantages of traditional method and
new methods of Agriculture
Advantages and
Disadvantages
Implications Traditional methods New Methods
Organic Farming
Advantages Economic Agriculture
Modified
foods with
organic
farms
Healthier soil and
supports pollinators
Social Environment
for the
organic
farmer is
healthier
Own fertilizers at
farming location
Political Implemented
in the
growing
season or
geographic
location
Climate and
biodiversity
Disadvantages Economic
Specific
knowledge
No subsidies
Social Rigorous
certification
Unique marketing
challenge
Political Different
levels of
organic
permit
Closely regulated

Resource Management Methods 8
Advantages and disadvantages of traditional method and
new methods of Mining
Advantages and
Disadvantages
Implications Traditional methods New Methods
Open pit mining
Advantages Economic Mining
Low carbon
Advanced
technologies
Social Mining
provides
unemployed
people to get
a job
New and valuable
findings
Political Low cost for
reliable
electricity
Necessary materials
to build
Disadvantages Economic
Underground
and surface
environments
damaged
Radiation sickness
Social Depletion of
resources
Use of material
readily available on
the surface
Political Wastelands
after the
mining
Leaving the less
land for agriculture

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Advantages and disadvantages of traditional method and
new methods of Waste disposal
Advantages and
Disadvantages
Implications Traditional methods New Methods
Plasma Gasification
Advantages Economic Waste
disposal
Reduce
consumption
of energy
Environment-
friendly
Social Resource
depletion
rate is slow
Fights global
warming
Political Decreased
waste of
landfills
lower rate of
resource depletion
Disadvantages Economic
High upfront
cost
Recycling always
not have effective
cost
Social Front costs
are high up
Requires more
global- buy in
Political Lesser
quality of
recycled
products
Sites of recycling
are commonly
unsafe

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Advantages and disadvantages of traditional method and
new methods of Water use
Advantages and
Disadvantages
Implications Traditional methods New Methods
Rooftop water harvesting
Advantages Economic
Water use
Reduces
erosion and
flooding
Reduces demand
on groundwater
Social Lesser water
bills
Improve the
growth of plants
Political Supports
irrigation
Easy to maintain as
there is the lesser
cost of maintenance
Disadvantages Economic
Unpredictable
rainfall as
there is
uncertainty of
rain
Initial high cost
Social Regular
maintenance
The limit of storage
is not high
Political Scientifically
measured
cannot be
used for the
drinking
Not promotes
groundwater
replenishment

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Conclusion
Traditional methods of resource management reflect the benefits in the limited criteria with old
and suitable techniques. These techniques have lesser power to presents the sources of
sustainability. New methods of resource management have wide choices to make the resources
more sustainable. New methods create more options to generate more options with more
sustainability.