Friday, October 10, 2014
The Greatest and Most Powerful of Natural Resources
Natural Resources Examples
Natural resources are substances that occur naturally. They can be sorted into two categories: biotic and abiotic. Biotic resources are gathered from the biosphere or may be grown. Abiotic resources are non-living, like minerals and metals.
Biotic Natural Resources 
Examples of biotic natural resources:
    Birds
    Ferns 
    Flowering plants 
    Fruits
    Fungi
    Insects
    Lichens
    Mammals
    Microbes
    Mosses
    Natural gas
    Petroleum
    Reptiles
    Shrubs
    Trees
    Worms
Biotic Resources Grown as Crops
    Basil 
    Bay
    Brussels sprouts
    Carrot
    Catnip
    Cauliflower
    Celery
    Cotton
    Corn 
    Garlic 
    Oat 
    Okra 
    Parsley
    Peanuts
    Peas
    Rice
    Rye
    Sorghum
    Squash
    Sugarcane
    Sunflower 
    Wheat
    Zucchini
Biotic Resources in the Ocean 
    Crustaceans and lobsters
    Fish
    Octopi
    Seaweed and kelp
    Shrimp
    Whales and dolphins
Abiotic Natural Resources  
Here are examples of abiotic natural resources:
    Barites
    Bauxite
    Chromite
    Coal
    Copper
    Diamond
    Gravel
    Gold
    Iron Ore
    Lead
    Marble
    Limestone
    Nickel
    Platinum
    Pumice
    Salt
    Sand
    Silver
    Sulfur
    Talc
    Vanadium
    Zinc
Natural Energy Resources
    Biofuels - Fuels made from plants and animals
    Geothermal energy - Energy generated from and stored in the earth
    Hydroelectric power - Water drives the turbines that produce electricity either in dams or tides
    Natural gas - This is a fossil fuel
    Nuclear energy - Created by splitting the atom
    Solar energy - The sun’s rays heat solar cells that make electricity
    Wind power - The wind turn the turbines that make electricity
Natural Resources by Country
Here are examples of natural resources from select countries around the world:
Australia
    Bauxite
    Coal
    Copper
    Diamonds
    Gold Lead
    Iron ore
    Mineral sands
    Natural gas
    Nickel
    Petroleum
    Silver
    Tin
    Tungsten
    Uranium
    Zinc
Brazil
    Bauxite
    Gold
    Hydropower
    Iron ore
    Manganese
    Nickel Petroleum
    Phosphates
    Platinum
    Timber
    Tin
    Uranium
Canada
    Coal
    Copper
    Diamonds
    Fish
    Gold
    Hydropower
    Iron ore
    Lead
    Molybdenum
    Natural gas
    Nickel
    Petroleum
    Potash
    Silver
    Timber
    Wildlife
    Zinc
China
    Aluminum
    Antimony
    Coal
    Iron ore
    Lead
    Mercury
    Magnetite
    Manganese
    Molybdenum
    Natural gas
    Petroleum
    Tin
    Tungsten
    Uranium
    Vanadium
    Zinc
Egypt
    Asbestos
    Gypsum
    Iron ore
    Lead
    Limestone
    Manganese
    Natural gas
    Phosphates
    Petroleum
    Talc
    Zinc
France
    Antimony
    Arsenic
    Bauxite
    Coal
    Feldspar
    Fluorspar
    Fish
    Gypsum
    Iron ore
    Potash
    Timber
    Uranium
    Zinc
Greenland
    Coal
    Diamonds
    Fish
    Gold
    Hydropower
    Iron ore
    Lead
    Molybdenum
    Niobium
    Platinum
    Seals
    Tantalite
    Uranium
    Whales
    Zinc
India
    Arable land
    Bauxite
    Chromite
    Coal
    Diamonds
    Iron ore
    Limestone
    Manganese
    Mica
    Natural gas
    Petroleum
    Titanium ore
Italy
    Arable land
    Asbestos
    Barite
    Coal
    Feldspar
    Fish
    Fluorspar
    Marble
    Mercury
    Potash
    Pumice
    Pyrite
    Zinc
Kenya
    Diatomite
    Fluorspar
    Gemstones
    Gypsum
    Hydropower
    Limestone
    Salt
    Soda ash
    Wildlife
    Zinc
Mexico
    Copper
    Gold
    Lead
    Natural gas
    Petroleum
    Silver
    Timber
    Zinc
New Zealand
    Coal
    Gold
    Hydropower
    Iron ore
    Limestone
    Natural gas
    Sand
    Timber
Norway
    Copper
    Fish
    Hydropower
    Iron ore
    Lead
    Natural gas
    Nickel
    Petroleum
    Pyrites
    Timber
    Titanium
    Zinc
Seychelles
    Cinnamon Trees
    Copra
    Fish
South Africa
    Antimony
    Chromium
    Coal
    Copper
    Gem diamonds
    Gold
    Iron ore
    Manganese
    Natural gas
    Nickel
    Phosphates
    Platinum
    Salt
    Tin
    Uranium
    Vanadium
Sri Lanka
    Clay
    Gems
    Graphite
    Hydropower
    Limestone
    Mineral sands
    Phosphates
Sweden
    Arsenic
    Copper
    Feldspar
    Gold
    Hydropower
    Iron ore
    Lead
    Silver
    Timber
    Tungsten
    Uranium
    Zinc
Thailand
    Arable land
    Fish
    Fluorite
    Gypsum
    Lead
    Lignite
    Natural gas
    Rubber
    Tantalum
    Timber
    Tin
    Tungsten
Ukraine
    Arable land
    Coal
    Graphite
    Iron ore
    Kaolin
    Magnesium
    Manganese
    Mercury
    Natural gas
    Nickel
    Oil
    Salt
    Sulfur
    Timber
    Titanium
United Kingdom
    Arable land
    Chalk
    Clay
    Coal
    Gold
    Gypsum
    Iron ore
    Lead
    Limestone
    Natural gas
    Potash
    Petroleum
    Salt
    Silica sand
    Slate
    Tin
    Zinc
United States
    Bauxite
    Coal
    Copper
    Lead
    Gold
    Iron
    Mercury
    Molybdenum
    Natural gas
    Nickel
    Petroleum
    Phosphates
    Potash
    Silver
    Timber
    Tungsten
    Uranium
    Zinc
Uzbekistan
    Coal
    Copper
    Gold
    Lead
    Molybdenum
    Natural gas
    Petroleum
    Silver
    Tungsten
    Uranium
    Zinc
As you can see, there are many different natural resources all over the world. NOTICE, HOWEVER, IN ANY OF THESE COUNTRIES THERE ISN'T MENTIONED ABOUT THE GREATEST AND MOST POWERFUL OF NATURAL RESOURCES FOUND EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD THE POWER OF THE HUMAN MIND AS A PRODUCT OF A POWERFUL SYSTEM OF EDUCATION, Poch Suzara Twitter# Facebook# Google#
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