Natural Resources come in all shapes and sizes. Water, air, trees, metal ores, land, oil, wildlife, etc. are all natural resources. Water and trees are renewable resources, meaning that we can always replenish our water supply and we can always grow more trees. While oil is a natural resource, it is not a renewable resource. There are limited amounts of oil in the world and they will run out eventually. ---- As far as THE three types, I'm not sure what your homework might be asking for, but there are more than three types of natural resources in the world.
The top 3 natural resources in the US are petroleum, natural gas, and coal. These resources play a crucial role in powering the country's energy needs and driving its economy. The US is a major producer and exporter of these resources globally.
Three main natural resources are water, air, and sunlight. Water is essential for life and agriculture, air provides oxygen for breathing, and sunlight supports plant growth through photosynthesis.
1. Oil 2. Coal 3. Natural Gas...
Early people relied on natural resources such as water, food sources like plants and animals, and fire for warmth, cooking, and protection. These resources were crucial for their survival and daily activities.
Understanding the impact of human activities on the environment Developing sustainable solutions to environmental challenges Promoting conservation and preservation of natural resources
3 of russia's natural resources
what were new england's 3 natural resources
Ore, soil, and timber are three of a forest's natural resources.
The 3 natural resources in US r water, air, and soil i think.
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capital resources, human resources, & natural resources
Air,water ,and food
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The 3 natural resources in West Virginia are copper, iron ore, and zinc. There are a few more, but those are the more prominent.
The natural resources ofColombia are: petroleum, natural gas, coal, iron ore, nickel, gold, copper, emeralds, and hydro power :)
The 3 productive resources are natural, human, and capital :)
Alumina, Aluminum, and oil