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True/False statements about shared resources

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Mark Cowan

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Global Commons QuizOnline version True/False statements about shared resources by Mark Cowan 1 Cyberspace is sometimes argued to become a fifth global common. Yes No 2 The principle of the common heritage of mankind suggests resources should be monopolized by wealthy nations. Yes No 3 Environmental NGOs want to exploit the commons for profit. Yes No 4 Antarctica is the only landmass among the four global commons listed. Yes No 5 The principle of the common heritage of mankind states that some localities belong to all humanity and their resources are for everyone's use. Yes No 6 Environmental NGOs aim to protect the commons from exploitation. Yes No 7 The four global commons include the deep ocean floor. Yes No 8 The tragedy of the commons says there is never any depletion of resources. Yes No 9 International law recognises four global commons: the high seas, the atmosphere, outer space and Antarctica. Yes No 10 Antarctica is not part of the four global commons. Yes No 11 Sustainable development of the global commons requires global cooperation. Yes No 12 Non-renewable resources aren't a concern for tipping points. Yes No 13 The global commons refer to resources outside the political reach of any one nation state. Yes No 14 Outer space is governed entirely by private corporations with no international law. Yes No 15 The atmosphere is man-made and not part of the global commons. Yes No 16 The global commons are owned by one nation at a time. Yes No 17 They describe supranational spaces where shared resources can be found. Yes No 18 The tragedy of the commons explains that shared resources can be overexploited if individuals act in self-interest. Yes No 19 The principle takes into account future generations and the needs of developing countries – sustainability. Yes No 20 No international laws are needed to govern the global commons. Yes No

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Global Commons QuizOnline version

by Mark Cowan

Cyberspace is sometimes argued to become a fifth global common.

The principle of the common heritage of mankind suggests resources should be monopolized by wealthy nations.

Environmental NGOs want to exploit the commons for profit.

Antarctica is the only landmass among the four global commons listed.

The principle of the common heritage of mankind states that some localities belong to all humanity and their resources are for everyone's use.

Environmental NGOs aim to protect the commons from exploitation.

The four global commons include the deep ocean floor.

The tragedy of the commons says there is never any depletion of resources.

International law recognises four global commons: the high seas, the atmosphere, outer space and Antarctica.

Antarctica is not part of the four global commons.

Sustainable development of the global commons requires global cooperation.

Non-renewable resources aren't a concern for tipping points.

The global commons refer to resources outside the political reach of any one nation state.

Outer space is governed entirely by private corporations with no international law.

The atmosphere is man-made and not part of the global commons.

The global commons are owned by one nation at a time.

They describe supranational spaces where shared resources can be found.

The tragedy of the commons explains that shared resources can be overexploited if individuals act in self-interest.

The principle takes into account future generations and the needs of developing countries – sustainability.

No international laws are needed to govern the global commons.