MINERAL RESOURCES
is the resistance of a mineral to scratching.
HARDNESS
It is the process by which rocks are chemically altered or physically broken down into fragments at or near Earth’s surface.
WEATHERING
Can be used repeatedly and does not run out because it is naturally replaced.
Renewable Energy
3 Examples of Countries that are overpopulated
CHINA
INDIA
US
INDONESIA
BRAZIL
Which have definite chemical properties and indefinite chemical properties.
MINERAL RESOURCES
the process of physically breaking rock into smaller fragment.
MECHANICAL WEATHERING
4 Example of Renewable Energy
solar energy, wind, Water, Geothermal
Are chemicals that have been manufactured for the purpose of reducing populations of undesirable
PESTICIDES
This process can lead to the transformation of the original rock into a completely new form.
METAMORPHIC ROCK
What is the process where On cooling, at night time, the outer part of the rock contracts?
SHRINKS
2 example of Threats
NATURAL DISASTER
MAN INDUCED THREATS
TYPES OF VALUES
1.UNIVERSAL VALUES /SOCIAL VALUES
2.CULTURAL VALUES
3. INDIVIDUAL VALUES
4.GLOBAL VALUES
5.SPIRITUAL VALUES
2 Threats of Mineral Resources
Mining
Deforestration
expressed as both temperature and rainfall effects, is often considered the most powerful soil forming factor.
CLIMATE
Remedies for Depletion of Food Resources
Organic farming
Crop Rotation method
2 REASONS WHY VECTOR BORNE DISEASES ARE TRANSMITTED BY INSECTS
1.THEY ARE TRANSMITTED BY MOSQUITOES AND PLAGUE.
2.IMPROPER ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT CAN CAUSE VECTOR-BORNE DISEASE OUTBREAKS
Examples of Metamorphic Rock
Slate
Novaculite
Phyllite
a natural process where substances are dissolved and removed from a solid by a solution, usually water, which is later extracted or deposited.
LEACHING
Why are Natural Resources Important?
Without natural resources humans would not survive.
10 EXAMPLES OF HUMAN RIGHTS
1.HUMAN RIGHTS TO FREEDOM
2.HUMAN RIGHTS TO PROPERTY
3.HUMAN RIGHTS TO FREEDOM OF RELIGION
4.HUMAN RIGHTS TO CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION
5.HUMAN RIGHTS TO EDUCATION
6.HUMAN RIGHTS TO EQUALITY
7.HUMAN RIGHTS TO FOOD AND SHELTER
8.HUMAN RIGHTS TO HEALTH
9.HUMAN RIGHTS TO EMPLOYMENT
10.HUMAN RIGHTS TO SOCIAL SECURITY