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Total Stock
All parts of the natural environment including living and non-living things
Natural Resources
Things found in stock that people find useful
Renewable resources
Resources that can be regenerated if used carefully (cows, trees)
Non renewable resources
Resources that are limited and cannot be replaced once they are used up (minerals, oil/gas)
Flow resources
Resources that are replaced by natural action and must be used when or where they occur or they will be lost (water, wind, solar)
Conversation
The wise use of resources
Resources we use everyday
Minerals, water, oil, gas
The three r's
Reuse Reduce Recycle
Upcycling
Converting a previously enjoyed item into something else and selling it
Ground water
Water that exists under the surface of the earth
How many litres of water does the average Canadian use in one day?
330
How does water "regenerate" itself?
The hydrologic cycle.
Hydro-electric
Electricity generated by the power of moving water.
Nuclear
Relating to the nucleus of an atom, especially concerning energy released during nuclear fission or fusion.
Thermal
The energy due to the motion of atoms and molecules in a substance.
Solar energy
The energy we get from the sun. It's renewable and clean.
Wind
Moving air
Geothermal energy
Heat from beneath the earths surface
What are the four soil regions in Canada?
Tundra soils, Wet soils, dry soils, and Mountain/Complex
intensive farming
small farms with lots of technology
extensive farming
large farms with less technology
How many classes of farmland does Canada have?
7 classes
Primary industries
Industries that extract raw materials from the ground (mining)
Secondary industries
Industries that manufacture resources into finished products (steel manufacturing)
Tertiary Industries
Industries that provide services (doctor, hairdresser)
Quaternary industries
Industries that provide knowledge or research (google, pharmaceutical)