The document is a project submission on natural resources by students from the IT branch, supervised by Dr. Tanuja Nautiyal. It categorizes natural resources into three types: renewable, nonrenewable, and inexhaustible, and emphasizes the importance of conservation and protection from pollution. Examples of each type of resource are provided, highlighting the need for careful use to ensure sustainability.

1. Natural Resources
Project submission by: Shivani chhabra, Shuchi
jain, Shramita, Pooja grover (Branch: IT)
Project Guide: Dr. Tanuja Nautiyal
Department Of Chemistry
Northern India Engineering College
New Delhi

2. Natural Resources
Natural resources are anything we take
from the earth and use.
Examples or natural resources are oil,
minerals, water, plants, animals, rocks
and the air we breathe.

3. Three Different Kinds
Natural resources can
be categorized into
three different
groups –
renewable,
nonrenewable,
inexhaustible.

4. Conservation
Some natural resources
will eventually be used
up so conservation of
these resources is very
important.

5. Renewable Resources
Renewable resources
are those that nature
produces again and
again.
Examples of renewable
resources Include
plants animals water
oxygen and soil.

6. Cycle
Many of these resources
go through some sort
of cycle and can be
replaced in a lifetime.
If used carefully, we will
not run out of these
resources.

7. Pollution
These resources can be
polluted air and water or
contaminated soil. It is
important for people to
try to protect these
resources from pollution
and contamination.

8. Nonrenewable Resources
 Nonrenewable resources
are resources that
cannot be replaced or
take thousands to
millions of years to form.

9. Examples
 Fossil fuels are
materials that come
from the decayed
remains of dead plants
and animals that are
burned to produce
energy.
 Oil, coal, and natural
gas.

10. Minerals
 Silver
 Gold
 Diamonds
 And other gemstone.

11. Inexhaustible Resources
 Inexhaustible resources
are those that have an
unlimited supply. They
will not be used up.

12. Examples
 Wind
 Sunlight
 Ocean tides

13. THANKYOU
Project submission by: Shivani chhabra, Shuchi
jain, Shramita, Pooja grover (Branch: IT)
Project Guide: Dr. Tanuja Nautiyal
Department Of Chemistry
Northern India Engineering College
New Delhi