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1 NATURAL RESOURES 1

2 NON- RENEWABLE RESOURCES RENEWABLE RESOURCES
INTRODUCTION NATURAL RESOURES NON- RENEWABLE RESOURCES RENEWABLE RESOURCES - Air Plant - Water - Animals - Soil - Minerals Statement of Aim : To learn about Water - Natural resources 2

3 Uses of Water Drinking 3

4 Cleaning 4

5 Cooking 5

6 Sources of Water River 6

7 Pond / Lake 7

8 Well 8

9 Tube well 9

10 Pi- Chart showing % of water on earth
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11 Forms of Water Liquid Solid Gaseous 11

12 Prevention of Water Pollution
Government is made strict laws for prevention of the pollution of water. Follow & honor them. Don’t discharge factory / agriculture waste in the river / ocean Don’t wash clothes / animal in the river Effluent / chemical waste from industries in to river 12

13 Pollution of Water Water is polluted by Factory waste 13

14 Washing of Clothes / Car in river
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15 Bathing animal 15

16 Polluted River India Ganga Yamuna Sabarmati Kaveri Godavari
Chandrabhaga Narmada Tapi Purna 16

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