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Where do natural recourses come from

The earth sea and air

What risks does extracting finite resources have

Bad for the environment


Scars the landscape


Uses loads of energy


Produces lots of waste


Destroys habitats

What are the stages of sewage treatment

Screening


Sedimentation


Either aerobic or anaerobic respiration