7.2.spi.2. define renewable and nonrenewable resources.

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7.2.spi.2. define renewable and nonrenewable resources.

Air Sunshine 5. Minerals Water 6. Animals 7. Flowers Land 8. Trees Nine natural resources: Air Sunshine Water Land 5. Minerals 6. Animals 7. Flowers 8. Trees 9. Plants

A resource which is always in supply, or regenerate easily is renewable.

The people who protect wildlife are called conservationists.

The use of renewable resources to create energy is renewable energy.

3 examples of renewable energy:

Solar panels capture the sun’s power and converts it into energy.

Wind Farm

Three Gorges Dam

Fossil fuels: