Example of Renewable Resources

The renewable resources are all those resources that can be regenerated in nature, whether biological or chemical and that can be counted on in a short or long period of time.

In practical terms, they classify as renewable resources those that are quickly renewed or that simply cannot be depleted, as is the case with:

• The air
• Water
• Sun
• Geothermal temperature
• Plants
• Livestock
• Land

Renewable raw materials can be managed and reconstituted as long as man controls overspending.

Examples of renewable resources:

Air.- This is a resource that is considered inexhaustible, as it can exist with or without human intervention, although it can be finding polluted, the natural structure and the natural cycle allows it to be cleaned via the natural cycle and the vegetation.

Water.- Water is a second renewable resource, since the water cycle allows it to gradually filter out many toxic wastes and make it drinkable again.

Sun.- This is a resource considered renewable but corresponds more to a practically unlimited element, since the life expectancy of the solar star is very high, exceeding current human expectations.

Geothermal.- This resource is little used, but it is one of those that are considered renewable, since the planet's cycle establishes a duration of the planet's internal temperature is prolonged. This temperature is a type of energy that allows human beings to carry out activities in an almost unlimited way.

Plants.- Plants and vegetation in general are also considered as renewable resources, since these due to their nature can be rebuilt through the food chain, where it takes the place of food vegetarian.

Livestock.- Livestock includes many animals that humans use, they are considered renewable because the life cycle causes them to reproduce and becomes a relatively replaceable.

Land.- This resource corresponds to the upper terrestrial layer, which is barely a few hundred kilometers thick, where the earth fertile after a considerable period it recovers its optimal condition, precisely through the natural cycle of the natural chain.