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Natural Resources 5.11C Earth Picture Vocabulary

Natural Resources Earth materials that are useful and important to humans

Renewable Resource Resources that nature can provide again and again in a relatively short period of time

Nonrenewable Resource Resources that nature cannot replace quick enough to meet people’s needs

Inexhaustible Resource Resources that are never used up as they are being used

Fossil Fuels Fuels formed millions of years ago from the remains of dead plants and animals, including coal, oil, and natural gas

Hydropower The capture of energy from moving water for a useful purpose; an alternative energy source

Solar Energy The process of obtaining useful energy from the sun via solar panels

Windmill An engine powered by the wind designed to produce energy from an inexhaustible source

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