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There are two types of natural resources

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There are two types of natural resources

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Examples of renewable resources and non-renewable resources

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Examples of renewable resources and non-renewable resources

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Water, Solar (sun), HydroElectricity (powered by water), Wood, Waste, and Wind are examples of renewable resources.

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Renewable energy explained - U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)

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Types and sources of renewable energy and contribution of renewable energy to U.S. energy supply since 1776.

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Why we need renewable and non-renewable resources

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Why we need renewable and non-renewable resources

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Natural resources fall under two main categories. These are renewable and non-renewable resources. Under these, they may be organic or inorganic resources. Here is more