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Things that come from the earth, in which we use?
Natural Resources.
Forests and Soil?
Renewable Resources.
IF the same crop is planted year after year, a field may suffer nutrient loss; this leads to?
Soil Exhaustion.
Solution, alternating planting different crops year after year?
Crop Rotation.
Water is artificially supplied to the land, but soil salinization [salt build up in the soil] can occur because of it?
Irrigation.
Renewable. Provides oxygen, habitats, resources, lumber, herbs?
Forests.
Cut down trees?
Deforestation.
Replant trees?
Reforestation.
Air and Water - Renewable or Non-Renewable?
Renewable
Need it to survive, but pollution threatens the air supply?
Air.
A type of pollution?
Acid Rain.
Maintaining supply is difficult for some cities?
Water.
Uses dams, canals, reservoirs, and aqueducts to control... ?
Water Supplies.
Artificial channels for transporting water?
Aquesducts.
People use wells to reach ground water and drilled to?
Aquifers.
Places where ground water is plentiful?
Aquifers.
Fossil - Water: Renewable or Non-Renewable?
Non-Renewable.
Solid substances that come out of the ground?
Minerals.
Create Heat and force?
Energy Resources
Comes from Uranium, creates waste?
Nuclear Power
Cleaner than fossil fuels, creates electricity?
Nuclear Energy
Coal, Natural Gas, And Petroleum are formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals?
Fossil Fuels
Used for heat, electricity, and used for early steam engines and steel mills?
Coal
Used for the gasoline diesel and heating fuel, asphalt, and other products. Used to generate electricity?
Petroleum
Used for home and industrial heating, used to generate electricity. Its burns more cleanly than coal, is abundant, but its prices will grow?
Natural Gas
Waterpower, windpower, heat from the Earth's interior and solar energy?
Renewable Energy Resources
Using water to create electricity?

Dams, running water, elevation are the 3 things you need.
Hydroelectric Power.
Used to propel ships, windmills, wind turbines, but may take thousands of wind turbines to equal the electricity of a conventional power plant?
Wind