Canadian Natural Resources

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Flashcards covering major resources in Canada focusing on agriculture, forestry, mining, and renewable energy.

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Farming / Agriculture

Grown and farmed resource that is used to eat or for other purposes.

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Resource Location

Southern Canada, mainly in the interior plains, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba.

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Importance of Agriculture

Creates lots of jobs, is a main food income, and contributes to cultures.

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Concerns in Agriculture

Deforestation, loss of biodiversity, 10% of Canada's emissions, and heavy use of preservatives.

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Solutions for Agriculture

Preserve biodiversity and minimize crop waste.

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Forestry

Creating, managing, using, repairing, and conserving forests for human and environmental benefits.

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Location of Forestry in Canada

Boreal forest, Canadian shield, interior plains, western cordillera, and Appalachian region.

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Importance of Forestry

Provides resources, jobs (research, forest management), and trade.

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Concerns in Forestry

Climate change, pests, habitat destruction, and disruption of the water cycle.

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Solutions for Forestry

Reforestation, afforestation, and creating sustainable forests.

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Mining

Extraction of rocks that have undergone changes due to heat and pressure.

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Mining Locations in Canada

Diamonds in NWT and Ontario; coal in BC, Alberta, SK; gold in British Columbia; iron in Newfoundland and Labrador.

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Mining Methods

Typically extracted using pickaxes, drills, and explosives.

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Importance of Mining

Processed for everyday items like electronics, furniture, and tools.

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Concerns in Mining

Environmental and social impacts, serious health concerns, and dangerous working conditions.

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Solutions for Mining

Mine only at certain times, limit mineral extraction, and seek alternative resources.

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Energy - Non-renewable - Oil and Gas

Energy that cannot be replenished quicker than it is used.

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Non-renewable Energy Locations

Found in the Canadian shield and British Columbia.

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Uses of Oil and Gas

Provides energy for cars, homes, etc.

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Importance of Non-renewable Energy

Essential for economy, jobs, and providing energy.

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Concerns in Non-renewable Energy

Climate change and damage to water systems.

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Solutions for Non-renewable Energy

Transition to more renewable energy sources.

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Energy - Renewable - Solar

Resources that can be replenished as fast as they are used.

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Solar Energy Locations

Mainly in the interior plains with open space for solar panels.

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Solar Energy Process

Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity.

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Importance of Solar Energy

Produces less greenhouse gases, creates jobs, and supports sustainable economic impact.

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Challenges in Solar Energy

High costs and land usage.

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Energy - Renewable - Wind

Resources that utilize wind to generate energy.

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Wind Energy Locations

Interior plains and Appalachian region due to open spaces.

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Wind Energy Process

Wind turbines generate electricity as blades turn.

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Importance of Wind Energy

Creates jobs and decreases greenhouse gas emissions.

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Challenges in Wind Energy

High costs, land consumption, and potential threats to bird populations.