This document discusses the frequency of occurrence of different types of resources, including ubiquitous resources that can be accessed without limits, such as wind and solar energy; common resources that are widely but unevenly distributed, like forests and water; rare resources found in small amounts, including valuable minerals like iron, copper, and gold; and unique resources only located in certain areas but economically important, such as uranium, thorium, and radium. Examples are provided for each category of frequency of occurrence for natural resources.

1. FREQUENCY OF
RESOURCES

2. FREQUENCY OF OCCURENCE
•Ubiquitous
•Commonalities
•Rarities
•Uniquitous

3. UBIQUITOUS
 Resources found in abundance
 Can be used when required without
considering their quantity in nature
 Examples : Wind Energy, Solar Energy, Soil
etc.

4. SOLAR
ENERGY
SOLAR
ENERGY

5. COMMONALITIES
 Available Commonly
 Found everywhere but common from one
place to another
 Examples : Forests, Water

7. RARITIES
 Very Rare in Nature
 Cant be found anywhere
 Mineral materials useful to man
 Examples : Iron, Copper, Tin, Silver, Gold, etc.

8. Copper
Silver
Gold

9. UNIQUITOUS
 Resources found in selected areas
 They have great economic importance
 Examples : Uranium, Thorium and Radium, etc.

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