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Sustainable Use of Natural Resources

The document discusses classroom rules and objectives for learning about sustainable use of natural resources. It defines sustainability and explains how population growth strains resources and waste management. A quiz is included to test understanding.

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Sustainable Use of Natural Resources

The document discusses classroom rules and objectives for learning about sustainable use of natural resources. It defines sustainability and explains how population growth strains resources and waste management. A quiz is included to test understanding.

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CLASSROOM RULES

 Listen and follow directions

 Raise your hand before speaking or


leaving the seat

 Respect your teacher and your classmates


OBJECTIVES;
 Explain why Philippines is rich in natural resources

 Determine which human practices in using natural


resources are sustainable and not sustainable

 Relate the importance of learning of sustainable


use of natural resources in our daily lives
SUSTAINABLE USE OF
NATURAL RESOURCES
What is Sustainability?

 Earth provides us with all the resources


that we need including the plants and
animals that we consumed as food,
abundant water that is essential for life
fertile and arable lands,precious
minerals and fossil fuels.
 As our population grows, the number of
people using the earth's resources also
increases.
 This puts a huge strain on the planets
ability to replenish the consumed
resources.
 There are many ways that we can do to
maintain sustainability of our resources .
 Too much consumption of goods also
generates a lot of wastes. If we are not
responsible in managing our wastes, they
end up in our bodies of water, cause
floods ,harm the fish, and potentially cause
human health problems.
QUIZ TIME!
Directions: Read the following questions carefully. Choose the correct answer from
the given choices. Write the letter of your answer on a separate sheet of paper.

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