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CONSERVING RECOURCES
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kevin dooley
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What are some types of resources?
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angela7dreams
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RENEWABLE RESOURCE
RESOURCES THAT CAN BE REPLACED DURING A LIFETIME.
Some renewable resources are:
Plants
Animals
Energy from the sun
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SCA Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget
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RESOURCE
Material that is found in nature and used by living things.
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Free HDR Photos - www.freestock.ca
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REUSABLE RESOURCE
RESOURCES THAT CAN BE USED AGAIN AND AGAIN.
Some reusable resources are:
Air
Water
Know how water can be reused.
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Sanctuary photography → back ! maybe :p
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NONRENEWABLE RESOURCE
A RESOURCE THAT CANNOT BE REPLACED IN A LIFETIME.
Some nonrenewable resources are:
Crude oil
Coal
Soil
Metals
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CGP Grey
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WHAT ARE SOME TYPES OF SOIL?
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John Carleton
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HUMUS
THE PART OF SOIL THAT IS MADE UP OF DEAD PLANTS AND ANIMALS
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Dru!
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Layers of soil
Top soil has a lot of humus.
Subsoil has small pieces of rock in it.
Bedrock is solid rock.
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SAND
GRAINS OF ROCK THAT YOU CAN SEE WITH YOUR EYE.
Does not hold much water.
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daarkfire
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SILT
GRAINS OF ROCK THAT ARE TOO SMALL TO WITH YOUR EYES ALONE
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CLAY
PARTICLES OF ROCK SO SMALL YOU NEED A MICROSCOPE TO SEE
Clay soil holds too much water.
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cool revolution
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LOAM
A MIXTURE OF HUMUS, SILT, AND CLAY
Most soil found on farms is loam.
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ecstaticist
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How people impact the environment
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POLLUTION
ANY HARMFUL MATERIAL IN THE ENVIRONMENT
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THREE TYPES OF POLLUTION
WATER, AIR, AND LAND
How does air and land pollution get into the water?
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Using resources wisely
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rishibando
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REDUSE
TO USE LESS OF A RESOURCE
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REUSE
TO USE A RESOURCE AGAIN AND AGAIN
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RECYCLE
REUSING A RESOURCE BY BREAKING IT DOWN TO MAKE A NEW ITEM
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