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The section explores the classification of resources into natural, human-made, and human resources, defining how human-made resources are derived from natural resources with modifications. The role of technology is emphasized, and various examples are provided to illustrate the significance of human-made resources in daily life.
This section explains that resources can be classified as natural, human-made, or human resources. Human-made resources arise when natural materials undergo modification through human intervention for practical use. For instance, materials like iron ore are extracted and transformed into steel to build structures. This process incorporates technology, which itself is a human-made resource that enables further resource development. Moreover, humans, with their skills and knowledge, represent another key resource, making contributions to the creation and management of other resources. The concept of the value of resources is introduced, differentiating between natural resources that might not always have economic value and those that do, like metals or buildings. The importance of recognizing and conserving these resources is also highlighted.
Human Made Resources: Created by modifying natural resources.
Natural Resources: Resources obtained without modifications.
Human Resources: The skills and knowledge of people.
Resource Conservation: Keeping resources for future use.
Sustainable Development: Balancing current and future resource needs.
Natural is free, human-made is key, to building our needs, living in harmony.
In a small village, people discovered they could turn clay into pots and wood into houses, showcasing how modifying what was around them led to a better life.
P.E.A.C.E for remembering resource types: P for People, E for Environment, A for Artifacts, C for Conservation, E for Economics.
Human-made resources include roads, bridges, and buildings created from natural materials.
Appliances in your home like microwaves and refrigerators are human-made resources derived from various natural resources.
Term: Human Made Resources
Definition: Resources that are created when natural materials undergo modification through human intervention.
Resources that are created when natural materials undergo modification through human intervention.
Term: Natural Resources
Definition: Resources that are obtained directly from nature without significant modification.
Resources that are obtained directly from nature without significant modification.
Term: Human Resources
Definition: The skills, knowledge, and abilities of people that contribute to resource creation and management.
The skills, knowledge, and abilities of people that contribute to resource creation and management.
Term: Resource Conservation
Definition: The practice of using resources carefully and giving them time to regenerate to ensure sustainability.
The practice of using resources carefully and giving them time to regenerate to ensure sustainability.
Term: Sustainable Development
Definition: A balanced approach to using resources that meets the current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
A balanced approach to using resources that meets the current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.