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A definition of resource with examples. A resource is anything that is used to create value. It is a basic concept in economics that is used to model the productive capacity and constraints of a nation, organization or individual. The following are common types of resources.
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BetaLearn about the definition, classification and uses of natural and human resources in geography. Find out the examples of mineral, water, vegetation and environmental resources and how they benefit man and the environment.
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BetaLearn what natural resources are, how they are classified, and why they are important for humanity. See examples of renewable and non-renewable, biotic and abiotic resources, and how they are used for food, energy, and other needs.
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BetaLearn what natural resources are and how they are used by humans and the environment. See a list of 20 natural resources, including renewable and non-renewable ones, with examples and definitions.
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BetaLearn about the different types of resources, such as natural, man-made, human, economic, and capital resources, with examples and definitions. Find out how resources are classified based on development, origin, exhaustibility, and distribution.
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BetaA natural resource is value that exists naturally without being created by people. This includes renewable resources that can be replenished with time and non-renewable resources that become depleted with use. The following are common examples of natural resources.
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BetaExamples of assets that can be considered natural resources include forests, surface water and groundwater, and the fertile lands or the soil and minerals within them (rather than the crops that grow on them), as well as energy resources (such as petroleum, natural gas, and heated water [that is, geothermal energy]) contained within layers of rock.
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BetaLearn what resources are, how they have value, and how they can be natural or man-made. See examples of renewable and non-renewable, biotic and abiotic, potential and developed, and stock resources.
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BetaFor example, public parks, playgrounds, and so on. 2. National Resources. National resources are resources controlled by the state or government. Since the government can take private property for the public good, all resources within a country’s borders are considered national resources. Examples include railways and forests. 3 ...
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Beta13 Examples of Natural resources. Below are fifteen (13) excellent examples of natural resources:. 1. Soil (Land) The soil is one of the most abundant and important natural resources on Earth. It is required both directly and indirectly for food production, manufacturing of industrial raw materials, and for generation of energy sources.
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