Page 5 - Primary Seven Notes

Non-renewable resources

Things that cannot be replaced when used up.

Nonrenewable sources of energy are only available in limited

amounts and take a long time to replenish. When we pump gas

at the station, we’re using a finite resource refined from crude

oil that’s been around since prehistoric times.

Examples: Minerals, rocks, fossil fuels.

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1. Sun, 4. Air or wind

2. Water 5. Plants

3. Minerals 6. Animals.