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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