My chart is broken down in the order of the video. So natural resources, renewable resources, non-renewable resources, recycling and reuse, natural resource alternatives, and sustainability. They all follow with the question, what is it? I then write the definition, then below it is some examples. For the first one natural resources, I wrote down anything people use that is from the environment. An example I used was how humans use it like eating an apple. Then below that, I wrote natural resource examples like air and water. Renewable resource definition I just put that it can be replaced by nature. Then non-renewable resources cannot be replaced by nature. Some examples I put for renewable were wind and solar energy from the sun. I also added that just because it is renewable does not be it can't become scarce. I wrote down the example of cutting more trees faster than replacing them for them to grow. For non-renewable, I put the example of rocks and natural gas. Next to it, I put what makes a resource non-renewable is it will be gone forever or take a very long time to regenerate. Recycling and reusing are just what can be recycled and reused. Lastly, the last two bubbles were about sustainability and alternatives. I put the negatives like plastic being harmful. Then ending it with our goal to utilize resources efficiently and rationally. They are important and needed for our survival.
Citations
Brian A. Jerome, & Visual Learning Systems (Producers), & . (2017). Exploring Natural Resources. [Video/DVD] Visual Learning Systems. Retrieved from https://video.alexanderstreet.com/watch/exploring-natural-resources
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