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Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources
Renewable and Nonrenewable ResourcesEnvironment and Ecology Standards A 1. Natural ResourcesAll of the Earth s organisms, air, water, and soil, as well as materials such as oil, coal, and ore that are removed from the into two broad categories: Renewable Resources Nonrenewable resources2. Renewable ResourcesAre any resource that cycles or can be replaced within a human life include: water, crops, wind, soil, sunlight, animals, and fiber are Renewable agricultural Resources that can be harvested or raised unless their use exceeds the rate they can be a mixture of living organisms and though it initially takes thousands of years to form, the rate at which soil can regenerate depends on the climate of an caused by the uneven heating of the Earth.
1. Natural Resources All of the Earth’s organisms, air, water, and soil, as well as materials such as oil, coal, and ore that are removed from the ground. Separated into two broad categories: Renewable resources Nonrenewable resources
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