'Nonrenewable resources' diaporamas de présentation

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11. Markets for Capital and Natural Resources

11. Markets for Capital and Natural Resources. Financial markets Natural Resource markets. Financial Markets. Demand for financial capital Supply of financial capital interest rate financial capital = loanable funds. Demand for Financial capital.

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Chapter 13: Economics of Resources

Chapter 13: Economics of Resources. Natural Resource Economics. Natural resource--. A resource provided by nature. Natural resources important to agriculture. 1. Land. 2. Water. 3. Air???. 4. Wildlife???. 5. Minerals???. Types of natural resources:. Fund or Stock.

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Fossil Fuels

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Alternative Energy Sources

Alternative Energy Sources. By: Brianna Shields March 3, 2005. DO NOW. 1. Which type of fossil fuel is composed of compressed plant remains, and is found in a solid form? 2. What type of pollution does the burning of fossil fuels cause?

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Nonrenewable vs. Renewable Resources

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Education Initiative Middle/High School

Education Initiative Middle/High School. Why should we care what happens to American forests? Our forests are basically our ecological life-support systems, providing all of us with clean air and water. Tree Truth #1:.

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Human impact on the Environment What we know!

Human impact on the Environment What we know!. Rising seas. Human impact on the Environment What we know!. 2.More rain around the earth. Human impact on the Environment What we know!. Ozone hole size changes. Human impact on the Environment What we know!.

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Ecology Lecture I

Ecology Lecture I. Ecology Standards : 6a ~ Students know biodiversity is the sum total of different kinds of organisms and is affected by alterations of habitats

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Warm Up 9/19

Warm Up 9/19. On the global grid, the prime meridian is at __ degrees _______________. 0 degrees longitude Differences in elevation are best shown using a __________________ map. Topographic map

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Warm Up 9/19

Warm Up 9/19. On the global grid, the prime meridian is at __ degrees _______________. 0 degrees longitude Differences in elevation are best shown using a __________________ map. Topographic map

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Humans and the Environment

Humans and the Environment. What is extinction?. When a species no longer exists. Extinction. Natural process Caused by climate changes, predators, environmental factors, and human involvement. Natural Resources. Resources taken from the environment

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What is Sustainable Agriculture?

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Humans in the Biosphere

Humans in the Biosphere. Ch. 6. Human Interaction. There are four main activities by which humans affect the biosphere: Hunting and Gathering Agriculture Industry Urban Development What are some of the effects we see/experience as a result of these activities?.

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Environmental Products of Biotechnology!

Environmental Products of Biotechnology!. Natividad Martinez Giavanna Cavelli. Enviro-Pig!. Enviro-Pigs are genetically engineered pigs made to reduce phosphorus output in feces. Enviro-Pigs are beneficial to us because they can improve our meat.

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Ch. 12: Using Earth Materials

Ch. 12: Using Earth Materials. Vocabulary: natural resource, mineral, rock, ore, fuel, fossil fuel, nonrenewable resource, renewable resource. Natural resources are things in nature that people find useful. There are many types of natural resources.

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Grouping Environmental Problems

Grouping Environmental Problems. Three Main Categories Resource Depletion Pollution Loss of Biodiversity . Resource Depletion . Natural Resources : Any natural material used by humans Classified as renewable or nonrenewable Renewable: replaced quickly by natural processes

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ERT

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What are natural resources?

What are natural resources?. Materials from Earth that are used by living things for survival. Can be renewable or nonrenewable. Renewable Resources. Natural resources that can be replaced and reused constantly by nature.

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