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Natural Resources

What are the Earth’s Natural Resources? Naturally occurring items that can be used by people.

What are Renewable Resources? Renewable Resources can be replaced by nature at a rate close to the rate at which they are used.

Examples of Renewable Resources: Vegetation (Crops & Forests) Sunlight Air (wind) Soil Geothermal Water

What are Nonrenewable Resources? Resources that exist in a fixed amount Nonrenewable are renewed very slowly or not at all.

Examples of Nonrenewable Resources: Coal Oil Natural Gas Petroleum Sand, Stone, & Gravel Salt Talc Graphite Sulphur Gypsum Uranium Phosphate Rock, Potash, & Nitrates And other Minerals