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Natural Resources

Natural Resource Natural = existing in nature and not made or caused by people. Resource = something that a country or place has that can be used to increase wealth Natural Resource = materials supplied by nature examples include: plants, animals, minerals and fresh air.

Natural Resource

Perpetual Resource Resources that we have an unlimited amount of

A resource that keeps coming back and can be used over and over again. Renewable Resource A resource that keeps coming back and can be used over and over again. The wind and the sun are renewable resources

Non-renewable Resource Opposite of renewable resources- resources that we have now but once used will not be available again. Examples include coal and oil.

Non-renewable VS renewable Resource

Potential Resource A Resource that we don’t know how to use as a resource yet.