We have to use our Natural Resources in a sustainable fashion, that is, so they won't run out.
Timber can be used for building and other important things if we use plantation timber, that is, if a new tree is growing to maturity as we cut down the first one.
There are still plenty of reserves of coal, but by burning it we create other problems, namely, adding carbon dioxide to the greenhouse gases.
The same goes for oil and natural gas.
Coal, oil and natural gas are chiefly used to provide electricity and to power vehicles. We need to take advantage of the abundance of solar, wind, wave, tidal and thermal energy that is free, renewable and sustainable. These resources will provide more than enough green electricity which can then power all the industry, homes and transport that we need.
By having a rethink about the advisability of having a throw away culture in nearly every thing that is produced. Once upon a time it was possible to repair an item, now you have to toss it out and get a new one. Every time you get a new mobile phone you are forced to get a new charger, because the parts are deliberately made just that little bit different. Instead of reusing the charger it sits in a drawer some where and another lot of copper has to be produced, turned into wire, insulated, manufactured, packaged, and transported all to satisfy the greed of industry gone wild. This is just one small example of the same sort of thing happening all over the world.
conservation
A three-toed sloth camouflages itself in the trees by blending in with the surrounding foliage using its greenish-gray fur. It moves slowly and quietly to avoid detection by predators like jaguars and harpy eagles. Additionally, sloths have few natural predators due to their slow metabolism and high canopy lifestyle.
I saw three children riding in a dogcart.
Male slaves often had limited access to personal hygiene resources and had to make do with whatever was available. They would typically clean themselves by using water, rags, or scraps of clothing to wash their bodies and clothes. In some cases, they may have also used natural materials such as leaves or clay.
use a container, box, etc. with an opening, but the opening over the bug, and slip in hard cardboard or construction paper under it, then lift the box, the bug should be inside and conprimised
Three natural resources that individuals can use are sunlight (solar energy for electricity), wind (wind energy for power generation), and rainwater (for harvesting and using in gardens or for household chores).
There are many ways to care for natural resources such as recycling. You could also reduce and recycle the resources you use.
A tree grown to be harvested for lumber is a natural resource.
Natural resources include trees, wild plants and water. So the first man to drink water from a stream, or to eat a piece of fruit from a tree, was using natural resources.
The practice of using natural resources that are sustainable means that an item, once used up, can be replaced. Natural resources that are not sustainable are those that, once used, can never be replaced.
The practice of using Natural Resources that are sustainable means that an item, once used up, can be replaced. Natural resources that are not sustainable are those that, once used, can never be replaced.
Conservation
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it affect as because we peoples are using natural resources and when their no more we well have nothing
Actually it's just a natural resource because it comes from the ground.
Fluorescent lights are not helpful in preserving natural resources. It is an artificial light made from products using resources from the earth.
Recycling and conservation are sustainable practices in regards to preserving natural resources. Both practices limit the amount of resources being used.