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A renewable resource is defined as _______
A renewable resource is defined as _______
Which of the following is classified as a non-renewable resource?
Which of the following is classified as a non-renewable resource?
Sustainable development is best described as _______
Sustainable development is best described as _______
The four golden rules of conservation are _______
The four golden rules of conservation are _______
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Judicious development refers to _______
Judicious development refers to _______
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Which of the following are examples of renewable resources? _______
Which of the following are examples of renewable resources? _______
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Study Notes
Resource Types
- A renewable resource can be replenished naturally over time, such as solar energy or wind.
- A non-renewable resource cannot be replenished within a human timeframe, examples include fossil fuels like coal and oil.
Sustainable Development
- Sustainable development is focused on meeting the needs of current generations while preserving resources for future generations.
- Judicious development emphasizes using resources wisely and responsibly rather than solely focusing on economic growth.
Conservation Principles
- The four golden rules of conservation include:
- Reduce: Minimize waste and consumption.
- Reuse: Find new uses for items instead of discarding them.
- Recycle: Process materials to create new products.
- Refine: Improve processes to reduce resource consumption.
Resource Examples
- Minerals and forests are examples of natural resources.
- Examples of renewable resources include wind, solar energy, and biomass.
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Description
Test your knowledge on renewable and non-renewable resources, sustainable development principles, and the golden rules of conservation. This quiz explores how we can utilize resources wisely to meet both current and future needs.