Resources are called everything that is useful for the human being. The renewable resources are the raw materials that become something useful for humans and that it is possible to regenerate , ie not exhausted.
The renewable resources are replaced or regenerated at a similar time to the lifespan of humans. They can be regenerated by the intervention of man, or because their nature is inexhaustible.
20 examples of renewable resources:
- –It is a natural resource present throughout the planet and that can be renewed thanks to its natural cycles, such as rain and the different movements of water masses (glaciers, oceans, seas, lakes, rivers, etc. ).
- Forest resources.-Forests are a renewable resource that provides us with resin woods and other forest products. These are renewed from time to time in a natural way but their process is very slow so they must be protected from excessive exploitation. In addition, it is a resource that can be recovered by the hand of man by sowing more wooded areas, thus helping the regeneration carried out by nature.
- –All plants are a renewable resource, both in the wild by their nature as well as in terms of whether they are cultivated, this because they provide us with food, textiles and above all they recycle atmospheric oxygen, which is why they are a very important resource. .
- –The various animals from which we use both to feed ourselves, serve as tools / horses, mules, donkeys, oxen, camels, etc.), as well as to provide us with textiles, are resources that can be renewed either in a way natural (as long as they are exploited in a sustainable way), as well as artificially through selective breeding by man, that is, livestock.
- Pig cattle.-It is a renewable resource of the livestock type that thanks to human intervention can be renewed with some speed, helping the food and textile industry.
- –It is a source of renewable food resources thanks to the hand of man.
- –This is another source of food resources that can be renewed by man through livestock.
- The cultivation of cereals.-These are renewable food resources thanks to the hand of man, which can be restored annually and even in less time, to continue with their consumption.
- Fruit products.-These are food resources that can be renewed both by their own nature (for example jungle fruit trees), and by means of cultivation carried out by man, with which their consumption is replaced by new fruit products obtained from the cultivation .
- Vegetables and vegetables.-These are food resources provided by the cultivation of different groups of vegetables and vegetables. These are renewed both in the wild and through cultivation.
- –It is a renewable resource that may well have a natural origin (mushroom collection in caves, caves, forests and jungles), or be cultivated. These are resources exploited mainly as food but also in the pharmaceutical and chemical industries. These are reconstituted naturally in the wild or when grown by man.
- Goat cattle.-It is another of the food resources that can be renewed through livestock care carried out by humans.
- Fishing resources.-These are renewable resources for nature itself, whether you are dealing with marine or freshwater fishing. This as long as its consumption by man is sustainable, that is, that human beings allow the natural breeding and growth of aquatic animals, allowing their replacement through natural reproduction and avoiding contaminating the environment.
- Hunting products.-These are mainly food and textile products from hunting. These are only renewed by nature itself in relatively long times of years and even decades, so for their replacement to take place, they must be exploited with care, allowing nature to restore the number of animals (through closures and prohibitions for hunting).
- Harvesting products.-These are renewable resources of the food type generally exploited by aboriginal peoples and other people. It is about the collection of products such as fruits and other plant foods produced naturally in forests, jungles and others. Although they can be renewed naturally, this restitution usually takes years, so the exploitation of these types of resources must be limited and restricted enough so that nature itself can be replaced.
- Energy generated by the tides.-It is a source of energy that, thanks to the vastnessof the sea and its potential energy capacity, can be used to generate energy and as it is a water resource so abundant that it rises and defends itself from level is consecutively “renewed” in a sustainable way for many years without a high detriment of the tides being perceived.
- Hydroelectric energy.-It is a resource that provides us with electrical energy, allowing us to generate it through the force of rivers, lakes and tides. This resource is renewed naturally thanks to the water supply caused by the rains.
- Solar energy.-It is a renewable resource since the light radiation from the sun is practically inexhaustible for us. So too the heat product of the thermal radiation emitted by the sun.
- Wind energy.-This energy source is an inexhaustible resource that is constantly renewed since the global climate allows the wind to always exist, which is the source that allows electricity to be generated from the wind.
- Geothermal energy.-It is an energy source that due to the igneous nature of the planet allows it to be constantly renewed by the internal heat of the earth itself. Allowing from thermal heating of houses to the generation of electrical energy.
