Students will learn how resources, renewable and nonrenewable, are distributed throughout the world. This is a great activity to enjoy on America Recycles Day (November 15) or Earth Day (April 22).
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Economic Resources
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REFERENCE
The Global Environment Outlook: An Overview
AfricaHalf a billion hectares of African land are moderately to severely degraded.
