Natural resources — definition?
Materials provided by Earth for human use.
Biotic resources — examples?
Plants, animals, fossil fuels.
Abiotic resources — examples?
Metals like copper, minerals.
Renewable resources — can be?
Used repeatedly, won't run out.
Non-renewable resources — are?
Finite, deplete over time.
Sustainable resources — require?
Management to ensure availability.
Energy production — methods?
Fossil fuels, nuclear, hydro, solar, wind, geothermal.
Fossil fuels — formed from?
Ancient biological remains.
Hydroelectric power — uses?
Flowing water to generate electricity.
Solar power — converts?
Sunlight into electricity.
Wind power — harnesses?
Kinetic energy of wind.
Nuclear power — involves?
Uranium atom splitting.
Environmental impact — of fossil fuels?
Pollution and climate change.
Hydroelectric dam — impacts?
Habitat disruption, displacement.
Renewable energy — benefits?
Low emissions, sustainable.
Wind farm — location advantage?
Offshore reduces visual impact.
Solar panels — efficiency depends on?
Sunlight availability.
Geothermal power — limited by?
Geographical location.
Energy sources — environmental risk?
Fossil fuels and nuclear pose risks.
Sustainable energy — key?
Use renewable resources responsibly.
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1. What is the term for materials provided by the Earth, such as metals, gases, plants, sunlight, and animals, used by humans for various purposes?
2. What is the approximate annual electricity output of the Itaipu Dam, the largest hydroelectric power plant in the world?
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