Activity 1 :
Identify which of the following natural resources in our country is
renewable and nonrenewable?
Type "HEART" for renewable and a "TRIANGLE" for nonrenewable.
1. Baguio is the most productive producer of gold in the Philippines.
2. Ma. Cristina Falls in Iligan City is one of the sources of hydroelectric power plant that provides 27% of the total electricity production in our country.
3. Roosevelt National Park is a mountainous protected area in the province of Bataan.
4. The natural gas deposits in the northwest of Palawan is obtained by Malampaya Deep-water Gas-to-Power project.
5. Tubbataha reef is a marine and bird sanctuary at the middle of Sulu Sea.
6. A giant windmill in the Province of Ilocos provides 40% of their energy requirements for electricity.
7. Philippines was the world's fifth largest producer of high-grade nickel from Palawan and Surigao.
8. Romblon was recognized as Marble Country of the Philippines because of its rich marble deposits.
9. Philippines geographical location is also considered an advantage of harnessing solar energy.
10. In the Philippines, the largest coal deposit is in Antique.
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Identify which of the following natural resources in our country is
renewable and nonrenewable?
Type "HEART" for renewable and a "TRIANGLE" for nonrenewable.
1. Baguio is the most productive producer of gold in the Philippines.
2. Ma. Cristina Falls in Iligan City is one of the sources of hydroelectric power plant that provides 27% of the total electricity production in our country.
3. Roosevelt National Park is a mountainous protected area in the province of Bataan.
4. The natural gas deposits in the northwest of Palawan is obtained by Malampaya Deep-water Gas-to-Power project.
5. Tubbataha reef is a marine and bird sanctuary at the middle of Sulu Sea.
6. A giant windmill in the Province of Ilocos provides 40% of their energy requirements for electricity.
7. Philippines was the world's fifth largest producer of high-grade nickel from Palawan and Surigao.
8. Romblon was recognized as Marble Country of the Philippines because of its rich marble deposits.
9. Philippines geographical location is also considered an advantage of harnessing solar energy.
10. In the Philippines, the largest coal deposit is in Antique.
matinong sagot dapat
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Renewable refers to resources that never runs out.
Nonrewenable refers to resources that cannot be replenished.
1. Baguio is the most productive producer of gold in the Philippines.
Gold is an example of nonrewenable resource. They can only form by geological processes that usually span in years.
2. Ma. Cristina Falls in Iligan City is one of the sources of hydroelectric power plant that provides 27% of the total electricity production in our country.
Hydroelectric power plant is an example of renewable resource. It uses the water stored in dams to create energy.
3. Roosevelt National Park is a mountainous protected area in the province of Bataan.
Mountain provides renewable energy especially through solar power, wind power, hydropower, etc.
4. The natural gas deposits in the northwest of Palawan is obtained by Malampaya Deep-water Gas-to-Power project.
Natural gas in an example of nonrewenable resource.
5. Tubbataha reef is a marine and bird sanctuary at the middle of Sulu Sea.
Tubbataha reef is considered a rewenable resource because it is a living organism. Although, they took a lot of time to grow.
6. A giant windmill in the Province of Ilocos provides 40% of their energy requirements for electricity.
A windmill is an example of a renewable resource. Windmill uses wind to produce energy.
7. Philippines was the world's fifth largest producer of high-grade nickel from Palawan and Surigao.
Nickel is a nonrewenable resource. Just like gold, they can only be formed through geological processes in the mines.
8. Romblon was recognized as Marble Country of the Philippines because of its rich marble deposits.
Marble is an example of nonrewenable resource. They are unsustainable and have energy intensive manufacturing processes.
9. Philippines geographical location is also considered an advantage of harnessing solar energy.
Solar energy is an example of renewable resource. It is an energy produced using the sun's light.
10. In the Philippines, the largest coal deposit is in Antique.
Coal is an example of nonrewenable resource. It takes millions of years to form.