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CONSERVATION
CHAPTERS
5.1, 10.4, 11.4 & 15.4
NATURAL RESOURCE
Natural Resource - Any natural material that is
used by humans or
Resources that the Earth provides for you
RENEWABLE RESOURCES
A Natural Resource that can be replaced at the
Nonrenewable Resources
A resource that forms at a rate that is much slower
CONSERVING NATURAL
RESOURCES
To conserve natural resources, you should try to
SOIL POLLUTION
How can soil be lost or damaged?
Exhausted lose fertility because crops planted year
after year.
Polluted mining, chemical spills, HUMANS
Erosion wind, water
Desertification once wet area, undergoes drought
prevent destruction.
Contour Plowing
Crop Rotation
Conservation Plowing
Windbreaks
Leaving soil fallow
Contour Plowing
plowing fields along curves of slopes
Conservation Plowing
dead weeds and stalks are left in the ground from year to
year
Crop Rotation
plant different crops in a field from year to year
Windbreak
trees planted along the edge of a field
Terracing
Prevents erosion from heavy rains on steep hills
WATER POLLUTION
How can water be lost or cause
damage?
Point-Source Pollution- pollution that comes from
WATER POLLUTION
How can water be lost or cause
damage?
Nonpoint-source Pollution Pollution that comes
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By recycling water
Air Pollution
How can Air cause damage or loss?
Air Pollution - The contamination of the
Air Pollutants
PRIMARY POLLUTANTS
Industrial emissions
Vehicle Exhaust
Volcanic Ash
SECONDARY POLLUTANTS
The formation of smog
SOURCES OF HUMAN-CAUSED
POLLUTION
Industrial & Indoor Air Pollution
Acid Precipitation
The Ozone Hole
Final
Countdown
Name an
example of
a renewable
resource.
One
Important
fact from
lesson
about Air
Name an
example of
a nonrenewable
resource.
One
Important
fact from
lesson
about Water
One
Important
fact from
lesson
about Soil