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Week 10 Vocabulary for Environmental Science

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Natural resources   natural materials that humans use for some purpose, whether it be to supply a need or just to satisfy a want; can be renewable or nonrenewable  
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Renewable resources   can be replaced by nature at a faster rate than humans can use or consume them  
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Nonrenewable resources   cannot be replaced by nature at a faster rate than humans can use or consume them  
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Industrial Revolution   a rapid, major change in economy marked by the development and use of power-driven machinery  
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fossil fuels   nonrenewable resources, including coal, crude oil, and natural gas; made from the ancient remains of plants and marine organisms  
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crude oil   fossil fuel made from ancient marine organisms, also known as petroleum; naturally liquid in form, refined and used in manufacturing, and to create products such as gasoline, automobile oil, crayons, wax, etc.  
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natural gas   fossil fuel made from ancient marine organisms, naturally found as a flammable gas, used for heating  
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coal   solid fossil fuel made from ancient plants, used mostly to fuel electrical power plants  
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uranium   nonrenewable fuel source for nuclear power (NOT a fossil fuel)  
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