The Point Lisas Industrial Estate in Trinidad was developed primarily to take advantage of which local resource?

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The Point Lisas Industrial Estate in Trinidad was developed primarily to take advantage of which local resource?

Accepted Answer

Petroleum and natural gas — Award 1 mark for identifying that Point Lisas was established to utilise Trinidad's oil and gas reserves for petrochemical industries. A is incorrect — bauxite is associated with Jamaica and Guyana. C is incorrect — iron ore is not a major resource in Trinidad. D is incorrect — Trinidad does not have significant hydroelectric resources.

Answer

Petroleum and natural gas

Answer

Iron ore reserves

Answer

Bauxite deposits

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Hydroelectric power

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