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The Philippines is blessed with abundant natural resources. All around the country's vast territory, you can see a plethora of different resources that our nation have in its hands. From the open expanse of the seas to the towering heights of majestic mountains, we can behold the overflowing cornucopia that which contain the fruits bestowed upon us Filipinos.

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The country is full of natural resources. While it may seem that it is infinite, quite a lot of it may vanish. But, there are some that – with the right actions – may continue to be accessible to many more generations.

1. Trees

First of all, we have trees. Of all the renewable resources, this is probably the easiest to defend. We know that if we let them grow, we will have a steady supply of lumber in the future. Go too far, and you will put not only the foresting industry at risk, but also the entirety of the population.

2. Water

Then, water. With the vast amount of water which cover the world, this may be the most abundant of all the examples here. But, the amount of usable water here on Earth is still finite. If managed properly, we can be assured that our children will have something to drink.

3. Atmosphere

You may be surprised by this, but the atmosphere is a natural resource too. You may have known about greenhouse gases – gases which confine heat here on Earth. We must take care of this, or else expect a future filled with heat and smoke.

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Truly, even with the best of efforts being done, there are still some resources that we may not be able to renew.

1. Gold

By far, the most important mineral in trade and commerce, gold has taken its place in the world. Yet, in spite of its shine, it is nonrenewable. The day will come that the gold underground shall be depleted. As for now, it will continue to have an influence on the affairs of countries.

2. Coal

Coal is the resource that propelled the Industrial Revolution. With it, technology achieved unheard heights. Now, it has also plagued the Earth with copious amounts of smoke. It is finite, though its use may continue to be seen for quite some time.

3. Petroleum

Considered to be the successor to coal, petroleum now powers the Earth. Likewise, it has caused a ton of smoke too. While the petroleum industry continues to cash in on its success, it is worth to remember that it is still finite.