Ch 9 Resources See the word! See the picture! Say the definition! By Ramona Aldridge.

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Ch 9 Resources See the word! See the picture! Say the definition! By Ramona Aldridge

Resources : any material or energy that people use to satisfy a need

Conservation: the careful use and protection of natural resources

Natural resource:. a resource that is found in nature and not made by people

Natural resources

Renewable resources: a resource that can be replaced within a human life time.

Energy resource: a resource that is used to produce electricity, heat, and light.

Fossil fuel: a natural resource that formed from the remains of plants and animals that lived millions of years ago.

Mineral resource: a natural resource that comes from minerals found on or beneath Earth’s surface.

Mineral resource: Serpentine Gold

Preservation: the protection of resources

Non renewable resource: a resource that can’t be replaced within in a human lifetime.