Sustainability and Natural Resources: Summing Up

The video tutorial explores sustainability and natural resources, starting with the distinction between renewable and non-renewable resources. It discusses the rates of resource consumption and renewal, illustrating the consequences of overconsumption. The benefits of sustainable resource use are compared to the potential damage of overuse. The tutorial concludes with practical tips for individuals to adopt sustainable practices in daily life.

What is the primary difference between renewable and non-renewable resources?

• Renewable resources can be replenished naturally over time.

• Non-renewable resources are always available in abundance.

• Renewable resources are man-made.

• Non-renewable resources are not used in energy production.

What can happen if resources are consumed faster than they are renewed?

• Resources will become more abundant.

• Resources will become exhausted.

• Resources will become cheaper.

• Resources will become more sustainable.

Which of the following is a consequence of overconsumption of resources?

• Increased resource availability

• Resource exhaustion

• Improved sustainability

• Decreased environmental impact

What is a key aspect of natural resource sustainability?

• Ignoring the rate of resource renewal

• Maximizing short-term benefits

• Using resources without considering future availability

• Ensuring resources are not overused or damaged long-term

Which action can individuals take to live more sustainably?

• Leave the faucet running

• Throw away recyclable materials

• Turn up the thermostat unnecessarily

• Be mindful of resource usage