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Natural Resources

TermDefinition
natural resources materials from the environment that are used by people
material resources minerals, water, plants, animals, rocks, and soil
energy resources natural resources that provide people with energy
renewable resources resources that are regularly replaced or replenished by nature; ex: plants, animals, water
nonrenewable resources resources that can be used only once, or are not replaced by nature as quickly as they are used; ex: oil, coal, natural gas
fossil fuels coal, petroleum (oil), and natural gas. they formed from the buried remains of plants and animals.
biomass plant matter, such and wood or crop waste, that is burned for heat or made into biofuel.
biofuel fuel made from plant matter
potentially renewable resource a resource that is only renewable if it is not used too quickly or is managed
inexhaustible renewable resource resources that cannot be used up by human activity
consequence a result that follows naturally from the actions of a person or group
tradeoff a situation that involves giving something up in return for gaining something else
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