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Natural Resources and Conservation Summary

Introduction to Natural Resources and Conservation

Management of natural resources Introduction to uses of Natural Resources Effect of Misuse in the Natural Resources Exhaustible Natural Resources Classification of primary natural

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Introduction to Natural Resources and Conservation

• >Most human activities still use natural resource as inputs for their growth. Examples: Steel industry, cement industry, agriculture etc. The very existence of human life is a part of nature itself. Natural resource and human society are inseparable. Examples: Water and air Most artificial res..

Introduction to uses of Natural Introduction to uses of Natural ResourcesResources

As we know natural resources are very important for human life as well as it is very essential for development and growth of any country. Since some of these resources are not renewable, we must use them carefully. Some natural resources can be used directly. For example air, water, fruits etc.

We all must awaken our conscience and conserve the natural resources for our future generation to come We eaten crops which are cultivated by acid rains , we breathe air which is full of pollution as all trees have vanished . All this give rise to many health problems . People suffer from asthma . breathing trouble and so

May be its time to think about how one ought to be using our resources and to know more about how ones choices affect the environment. One needs to link the choices one makes in ones every day life towards utilizing resources in a proper manner - which sustains rather than depletes them

Classification of primary natural resources Primary natural resources may be

classified in different ways on the basis of its origin: Biotic - Biotic resources are those resources that are basically available in the biosphere.

The energy is used to produce electricity. This is a more efficient method where rapid winds blow over longer periods. In coastal regions energy can be generated in this way. Tidal energy resources: The water-level difference between the regions of hightide and lawtide can be utilized to generate energy.

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