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Next Review Session is: Tuesday 5/16 @ 3:15 PM Date: May 12th, 2017- period 1 Aim # 76: How are natural resources cycled through our environment? HW: Daily Review of class notes Castle Learning (QUIZ #2) due MONDAY RRB pages 9-18 due next Friday Do Now: Turn in Evolution test corrections Take out RRB pages 5-8 for homework check Next Review Session is: Tuesday 5/16 @ 3:15 PM

Next Review Session is: Wednesday 5/17 @ 7:15 AM Date: May 12th, 2017- period 5 Aim # 76: How are natural resources cycled through our environment? HW: Daily Review of class notes Castle Learning (QUIZ #2) due MONDAY RRB pages 9-18 due next Friday Do Now: Turn in Evolution test corrections Take out RRB pages 5-8 for homework check Next Review Session is: Wednesday 5/17 @ 7:15 AM

Aim #76: How are natural resources cycled through our environment?

Ever wonder where we're getting all the materials for our products and packaging? NATURE: NATURAL RESOURCES

1) Natural Resources Materials that are supplied by nature. Go to Section:

2) Group the following resources into two groups

3) Renewable Resources Replaceable Items that will keep coming back as long as we treat them properly. Ex. when we cut down trees for paper, we can replant new trees & get more paper.

4) What will happen in the future if we use our renewable resources without replacing them? If they are not replaced as fast as they are used we will run out of them

Over Fishing Section 6-2 According to the graph, fish are being caught faster than they can be replaced. Due to overpopulation. World Fish Catch World Fish Catch per Person Total Catch (million tons) Go to Section:

5) Non-Renewable Resources Finite = limited Can not be replenished by natural processes. Once we use them, they're gone FOREVER.

6) What will happen in the future if we keep on using our non-renewable resources? We will run out of them because there is a finite amount of them. Once they are gone, they’re gone

7) Which product should you buy? Plastics are made from fossil fuels Why?

8) How can we prevent the depletion of our natural resources? Remember the 3 R’s: Reduce Reuse Recycle

9) Recycle This prevents new resources from having to be used.

10) Reduce We need to reduce our use of natural resources. Of course, just because paper is renewable and can be recycled, it doesn't mean we can waste it. As important as recycling is, it still uses natural resources. The trucks that pick up and transport recycled products still use energy like fossil fuels to collect them, and fossil fuel is also needed to process (melt) the materials. We need to reduce our use of natural resources.

11) Re-use We need to start treating the environment like a library - borrow items and bring them back no worse for the wear.

Summary Can you classify these?