Types of Natural Resources and Sustainable Development

This flashcard set covers the classification of natural resources, the impact of resource destruction, the principles of sustainable development, and practical steps for conservation.

What are the two examples of Land Resources (Yamang Lupa) mentioned in the notes?

Farmlands (sakahan) and land for housing (lupa para sa tirahan).

What are three examples of Water Resources (Yamang Tubig)?

Rivers (ilog), lakes (lawa), and seas (dagat).

Which three items are listed under Mineral Resources (Yamang Mineral)?

Gold (ginto), oil (langis), and copper (tanso).

What are the two examples provided for Energy Resources (Yamang Enerhiya)?

Coal and geothermal.

According to the transcript, why is nature considered the foundation of the economy?

Because if resources are destroyed, food prices rise, jobs decrease, poverty worsens, and disasters occur.

What is the core principle of Sustainable Development?

Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

What is the primary reason why sustainability is necessary?

Scarcity (kakapusan) is the reason why sustainability is required.

What are the consequences of the neglectful use of resources for the next generation?

Food depletion, worsening climate change, increased poverty, and loss of livelihood.

What are three ways to practice responsible resource use at home?

Turning off lights when not in use, closing the faucet (gripo), and avoiding food waste.

What actions can be taken in the community to support the environment?

Planting trees, joining clean-up drives, and supporting eco-friendly products.

How can students practice responsibility at school?

Using paper properly, bringing a tumbler, and segregating trash (basura).

What are the five components of the 5R Principle?

1. Reduce, 2. Reuse, 3. Recycle, 4. Repair, 5. Recover.

Based on the notes, what is the definition of Scarcity (Kakapusan)?

The condition where the world's resources are limited but human needs and wants are unlimited.

How is Shortage (Kakulangan) distinguished from Scarcity?

Shortage is a temporary problem that can be solved by adjusting production or distribution.