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What is Renewable Energy Resources
The energy resources which cannot be exhausted and can be used again and
again are called renewable energy resources. For example solar energy, wind
energy, tidal energy and hydroelectric etc.
What is Non-Renewable Energy Resources
The energy resources which can be exhausted one day and cannot be used
repeatedly are called non-renewable energy resources. The example of non-
renewable energy resources are coal, petroleum, natural gases etc.
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• Resources
 Anything we get from environment to
meet our needs and desires is
resource.
 In case of humans , a resource is any
form of energy or matter essential for
fulfillment of physiological, socio-
economics and cultural needs at
individual level or community level.
 Five basic ecological
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Classification Of
Resources
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On the basis of
availability
S. No Renewable energy resources Non-renewable energy resources
1. It can be used again and again throughout its life. It cannot be used again and again but one day it will
be exhausted.
2. These are the energy resources which cannot be
exhausted.
They are the energy resources which can be exhausted
one day.
3. It has low carbon emission and hence environment
friendly.
It has high carbon emission and hence not
environment friendly.
4. It is present in unlimited quantity. It is present in limited quantity and vanishes one day
5. Cost is low. Cost is high.
6. Renewable energy resources are pollution free. The non-renewable energy resources are not pollution
free.
7. Life of resources is infinite. Life of resources is finite and vanishes one day.
8. It has high maintenance cost. It has low maintenance cost as compared with the
renewable energy resources.
9. Large land area is required for the installation of its
power plant.
Less land area is required for its power plant
installation.
10. Solar energy, wind energy, tidal energy etc are the
examples of renewable resources.
Coal, petroleum, natural gases are the examples of
non-renewable resources
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SUMMARY OF RENEWABLE VS NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCES
 The renewable energy resources can be depleted and used again and again. But the
non-renewable resources are limited in number and can be depleted one day.
 The carbon emission in renewable energy resources are very low and prevent global
warming. In non renewable resources the carbon emission is large and contributes in
global warming.
 The renewable resources are cheaper and present in unlimited quantity but the non-
renewable resources are costlier and present in limited quantity.
 The life of renewable resources is infinite. In case of non-renewable resources the
life is finite.
 The maintenance cost for the power plant of renewable energy resources is low but
it is high in the case of non-renewable energy resources.
 Solar energy, wind energy, tidal energy and geothermal energy are called as
renewable resources. Coal petroleum, natural gas, are called non-renewable
resources.
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Renewable
Resources
• These
resources are
replenished
through
relatively
rapid natural
cycles.
• Eg.oxygen,fr
esh
water,biologic
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 Oxygen in air is replenished through
photosynthesis.
 Fresh water is replenished through water
cycle.
 All biological product are replenished
through natural cycle.
 Solar energy is considered as renewable
energy resource as on human time scale
it is inexhaustible.
 All resource which can be renewed in
hours or several decades through natural
process are renewable resource.
 Potentially renewable resources can be
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Non-
renewable
Resources.
• A non-
renewable
resource (also
called a finite
resource) is a
resource that
does not renew
itself at a
sufficient rate
for sustainable
economic
extraction in
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Non-renewable resources
 Non-renewable resources are
further classified in:-
1.Non-renewable resources which can
be recycled.
Eg-ores,fertilizer,bottles etc.
2. Non-renewable resources which
cannot be recycled.
Eg-coal,oil,natural gas etc.
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Recycled resources.
Recycling involves collecting and reprocessing a resource in a new product.
Glass bottle can be crushed and melt to make new bottles is recycling.
Reuse involves in using a resource over and over.
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Mineral resource becomes economically depleted when the cost of finding ,
extracting, transporting and what is left exceeds the amt earned from them.
At that point we have five choices
Recycle or reuse.
Waste less.
Use less.
Try to develop a substitute.
Wait for millions of years for more to be produced.
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Non-recycled resources.
On a time scale of millions of year such resources can be renewed by geological
processes.
However on much shorter human time scale of hundreds of resources these
resources can be depleted much faster than they are formed
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Nuclear energy
Nuclear fission
uses uranium to
create energy.
Nuclear energy is a
nonrenewable
resource because
once the uranium
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Coal, petroleum,
and natural gas are
considered
nonrenewable
because they can
not be replenished
in a short period of
time. These are
called fossil fuels.
COAL,
PETROLEUM,
AND GAS
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CONSERVING
NATURAL
RESOURCES
To conserve natural resources,
you should try to use them only
when necessary.
3 R’s
Reduce
Reuse
Recycle
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Stop deforestation
go for
afforestation
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Use of
alternate fuels
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Form national park and
sanctuary
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Conserve and maintain
resources
• For sustainable
development
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Natural Resources.ppt

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    Click to editMaster subtitle style ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 12/3/14
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    Click to editMaster subtitle style 12/3/14 What is Renewable Energy Resources The energy resources which cannot be exhausted and can be used again and again are called renewable energy resources. For example solar energy, wind energy, tidal energy and hydroelectric etc. What is Non-Renewable Energy Resources The energy resources which can be exhausted one day and cannot be used repeatedly are called non-renewable energy resources. The example of non- renewable energy resources are coal, petroleum, natural gases etc.
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    Click to editMaster subtitle style 12/3/14 • Resources  Anything we get from environment to meet our needs and desires is resource.  In case of humans , a resource is any form of energy or matter essential for fulfillment of physiological, socio- economics and cultural needs at individual level or community level.  Five basic ecological
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    12/3/14 On the basisof availability
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    S. No Renewableenergy resources Non-renewable energy resources 1. It can be used again and again throughout its life. It cannot be used again and again but one day it will be exhausted. 2. These are the energy resources which cannot be exhausted. They are the energy resources which can be exhausted one day. 3. It has low carbon emission and hence environment friendly. It has high carbon emission and hence not environment friendly. 4. It is present in unlimited quantity. It is present in limited quantity and vanishes one day 5. Cost is low. Cost is high. 6. Renewable energy resources are pollution free. The non-renewable energy resources are not pollution free. 7. Life of resources is infinite. Life of resources is finite and vanishes one day. 8. It has high maintenance cost. It has low maintenance cost as compared with the renewable energy resources. 9. Large land area is required for the installation of its power plant. Less land area is required for its power plant installation. 10. Solar energy, wind energy, tidal energy etc are the examples of renewable resources. Coal, petroleum, natural gases are the examples of non-renewable resources
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    12/3/14 SUMMARY OF RENEWABLEVS NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCES  The renewable energy resources can be depleted and used again and again. But the non-renewable resources are limited in number and can be depleted one day.  The carbon emission in renewable energy resources are very low and prevent global warming. In non renewable resources the carbon emission is large and contributes in global warming.  The renewable resources are cheaper and present in unlimited quantity but the non- renewable resources are costlier and present in limited quantity.  The life of renewable resources is infinite. In case of non-renewable resources the life is finite.  The maintenance cost for the power plant of renewable energy resources is low but it is high in the case of non-renewable energy resources.  Solar energy, wind energy, tidal energy and geothermal energy are called as renewable resources. Coal petroleum, natural gas, are called non-renewable resources.
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    Click to editMaster subtitle style 12/3/14  Oxygen in air is replenished through photosynthesis.  Fresh water is replenished through water cycle.  All biological product are replenished through natural cycle.  Solar energy is considered as renewable energy resource as on human time scale it is inexhaustible.  All resource which can be renewed in hours or several decades through natural process are renewable resource.  Potentially renewable resources can be
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     Click toedit the outline text format  Second Outline Level  Third Outline Level  Fourth Outline Level  Fifth Outline Level  Sixth Outline Level  Seventh Outline Level  Eighth Outline Level Ninth Outline LevelClick to edit Master text styles 12/3/14 Non- renewable Resources. • A non- renewable resource (also called a finite resource) is a resource that does not renew itself at a sufficient rate for sustainable economic extraction in
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    Click to editMaster subtitle style 12/3/14 Non-renewable resources  Non-renewable resources are further classified in:- 1.Non-renewable resources which can be recycled. Eg-ores,fertilizer,bottles etc. 2. Non-renewable resources which cannot be recycled. Eg-coal,oil,natural gas etc.
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    Click to editMaster subtitle style 12/3/14 Recycled resources. Recycling involves collecting and reprocessing a resource in a new product. Glass bottle can be crushed and melt to make new bottles is recycling. Reuse involves in using a resource over and over.
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    Click to editMaster subtitle style 12/3/14 Mineral resource becomes economically depleted when the cost of finding , extracting, transporting and what is left exceeds the amt earned from them. At that point we have five choices Recycle or reuse. Waste less. Use less. Try to develop a substitute. Wait for millions of years for more to be produced.
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    Click to editMaster subtitle style 12/3/14 Non-recycled resources. On a time scale of millions of year such resources can be renewed by geological processes. However on much shorter human time scale of hundreds of resources these resources can be depleted much faster than they are formed
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    Click to editMaster subtitle style 12/3/14 Nuclear energy Nuclear fission uses uranium to create energy. Nuclear energy is a nonrenewable resource because once the uranium
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    12/3/14 Coal, petroleum, and naturalgas are considered nonrenewable because they can not be replenished in a short period of time. These are called fossil fuels. COAL, PETROLEUM, AND GAS
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    12/3/14 CONSERVING NATURAL RESOURCES To conserve naturalresources, you should try to use them only when necessary. 3 R’s Reduce Reuse Recycle
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