Natural resources 

Natural resources is a page where you can find everything about the environment, advice on how to care and protect the environment and also what we are doing to our planet.

natural resources are the wealth of a country where 

natural resources are useful to humans contribute to the welfare and Developingment theof way directao indirect ecological services essential for the continuity of life on the planet.

in nature there are many things: plants, animals, water, air, soil, minerals ...; all these elements utilized for living and meeting human needs are called natural resources that  Water is for drinking, breathing air, the plants that provide food and even pets are part of nature. 

it is our duty to take care and make rational use of resources either renewable or non-renewable, that the way it is operated will allow future generations to continue to enjoy its benefits who In the case of non-renewable resources, the operation should be done more carefully, because if you waste the day will come when you can no longer count on them.

some resources

. soils: he soil is considered as one of the most important natural resources, hence the need to stay productive, so that through him and good agricultural practices a balance between food production and the rapid increase of population index is established where the soil is essential to life, such as the air and water, and when used wisely can be considered a renewable resource.

. water:Water is part of our nature that has been present on Earth for more than 3,000 million years ago, occupying three quarters of the planet's surface where His nature is composed of three atoms, two oxygen atoms that are bonded together a water molecule, H2O, the smallest unit in which it can be found. 

. oil: It is another of the natural resources we have, at present there are numerous wells operating where its exploitation has allowed us to organize the Talara oil refinery for the production of derived products.

caring for our area:

1.we must take care of the space where we live because we have to protect the planet

2.We should not throw cigarette butts that cause forest fires

3.is important to recycle and littering that would damage the environment

4.We should not pollute the water and not waste it that  is a resource that we can exhaust



5.we should not cut down forests because that is the habitat of animals

what if not preserving resources:


1.rivers dry up and we were without water.
2.the sea is full of crap who we are damaging the planet.
3.we ran out of forests and leaving homeless animals who become extinct.

Recycling:

Recycling is one of the most successful environmental histories of the late 20th century Recycling, includes the production of organic fertilizer (compost) has diverted nearly 70 million tons of material away from landfills and incinerators in the 2000-34 million tonnes in 1990.cantidad that has doubled in just 10 years where recycling turns materials that would otherwise become waste into valuable resources that In fact, collecting recyclable materials is just one step in a series of actions to generate a series of gains since financially, environmentally and society where There are several key benefits to recycling.

What if we do not recycle:

If anyone in the world to recycle, the world would be in great danger. If not recycled, there is a risk that our homes and habitats can be destroyed, and it is possible that we did not have the resources where everyday people could die from toxic gases and even the horrible stench of garbage.

Experts warn that by 2018 at the latest, the UK will run out of space to bury their waste. Recycling is a method for reusing materials already created in the world where the effects of not recycling are harmful to our environment and health that the products that are not recycled are redirected to landfills where they are kept in the hope that disintegrate back into the earth who due to excessive garbage in landfills is developed, the smell of garbage can be so toxic that it would be dangerous to the lungs of humans, eventually causing death. Scientists also believe that the waste dumps are responsible for the release of 700 million tons of carbon dioxide in the air