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11-15 of 15 for the Category : Agriculture and the Subcategory : ForestryRenewable Resources
( Article Type: Explanation )
These are environmental resources that are continuously renewing themselves. For example, energy that is harnessed from the sun, wind and waves is renewable.
Read more about Renewable ResourcesSoil
( Article Type: Explanation )
Soil, along with sunlight and water, is essential for our life here on earth. All the plants that grow on the earth (including all of the crops that we eat and the grass that our animals eat) need soil to grow, and we even need soil to form the br
Read more about SoilSuspended Solids
( Article Type: Explanation )
Suspended solids are a natural occurrence but human activities can contribute substantially to increased levels of suspended solids, which will have an overall negative effect on water quality.
Read more about Suspended SolidsTropical Rain Forest
( Article Type: Explanation )
Tropical rain forests appear like a girdle around the equator and occupy approximately 8% of the earth's land surface, yet they comprise about half of all growing wood on the face of the earth and provide habitats for at least two fifths of all the
Read more about Tropical Rain ForestWater and Water Pollution
( Article Type: Overview )
Water is a fugitive natural resource, changing between solid, liquid and gaseous forms that are linked via the hydrological cycle (see Figure 1) that move freely in time and space. Planet Earth is the only known place where water occurs in liquid for
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