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C10– Sustainable Development C10– Sustainable Development Finite resource A resource that cannot be replaced once it has been used. Renewable resource A resource that we can replace once we have used it. Sustainable development Using resources to meet the needs of people today without preventing people in the future from meeting theirs. Life cycle assessment An examination of the impact of a product on the environment throughout its life. Value judgement An assessment of a situation that may be subjective, based on a persons opinion and / or values. Desalination Process to remove dissolved substances from sea water. Ore A rock from which a metal can be extracted for profit. Phytomining The use of plants to absorb metal compounds from soil as part of metal extraction. Bioleaching The use of dilute acid to produce soluble metal compounds from insoluble metal compounds. Leachate A solution produced by leaching or bioleaching. Finite resource A resource that cannot be replaced once it has been used. Renewable resource A resource that we can replace once we have used it. Sustainable development Using resources to meet the needs of people today without preventing people in the future from meeting theirs. Life cycle assessment An examination of the impact of a product on the environment throughout its life. Value judgement An assessment of a situation that may be subjective, based on a persons opinion and / or values. Desalination Process to remove dissolved substances from sea water. Ore A rock from which a metal can be extracted for profit. Phytomining The use of plants to absorb metal compounds from soil as part of metal extraction. Bioleaching The use of dilute acid to produce soluble metal compounds from insoluble metal compounds. Leachate A solution produced by leaching or bioleaching.