Only soil.
The government website of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (Ohio DNR) is filled with information for residents on the natural resources available in Ohio. The topics covered are the preservation and protection of these natural resources.
It is the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Some are coal, oil, natural gas, salt, and water.
yes all natural resources are natural.
Salt ans coal are the most important natural resources is Ohio. For sure because they are nonrenewable resources.
At the time, the Ohio Valley was rich in natural resources with potential for economic exploitation.
All gems can be considered as natural resources.
Water (Ex. Lake Erie)
All people, of all nationalities use natural resources.
Besides water in streams and major rivers, Ohio also boasts a border with Lake Erie. Ohio also has forests for wood and plantlife. In addition, Ohio is part of the geological Pittsburgh Coal Seam for bituminous coal, so it also has minerals. Some areas are more rocky, too. Ohio also has rich soil and farmlands over most of the state.
Washington State's forests are one of their natural resources.In the 1800s, coal and oil were highly valued natural resources. Natural resources are often under threats from human activities.
All of them are natural