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10th Geography- Resources and Development
Chapter 1 discusses resources and development, highlighting different classifications of resources based on origin and ownership, including renewable and non-renewable resources. It addresses issues caused by indiscriminate resource use, and outlines the importance of resource planning in India, particularly in relation to land utilization and soil types. The chapter emphasizes soil as a critical renewable resource and categorizes various soil types found in India.
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- 1. Chapter – 1Resources and Development Prepared By :- Navya Rai Grade 10 - Geography
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- 4. Interdependent relationship between nature,technology and institutions Navvya Rai
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- 6. On the Basisof Origin Navvya Rai
- 7. The resources whichcan be renewed or reproduced by physical, chemical or mechanical processes. These occur over a very long geological time. Examples; minerals and fossil fuels. RENEWABLE RESOURCES NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCES Navvya Rai
- 8. Resources which are foundin region, but have not been utilized. Resources which are surveyed and their quality and quantity have been determined for utilization. Resources which have the potential to satisfy human needs but there no technology to use. Which can be put into use with the help of existing technical ‘know- how ‘ but their use has not been started Navvya Rai
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- 10. On the Basisof Ownership Navvya Rai
- 11. Human beings used resources indiscriminately andthis has led to following problems Navvya Rai
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- 14. RESOURCE PLANNING ININDIA Navvya Rai
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- 19. LAND USE PATTERNIN INDIA Navvya Rai
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- 23. SOIL AS ARESOURCE Soil Profile Soil is the most important renewable natural resource. Navvya Rai
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- 31. MAJOR SOIL TYPESIN INDIA Navvya Rai
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