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This Resource Management and Sustainability page gathers a small set of community-made notes, from types of resources to minerals and UK food and energy. They support school students studying resource management and teachers looking for material to use in lessons, with content mainly at school level. Choose a topic to start reading.

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Resource management and sustainability notes

These notes cover resource types, minerals and energy, and the distribution of resources globally and in the UK. There are also notes on land, soil, water, natural vegetation and wildlife, alongside material on environmental quality and sustainability.

Start with Types of Resources for an introduction to natural and renewable resources. Then read the notes on resource classification to compare biotic and abiotic resources. For a closer look at minerals, Minerals and Energy Resources explains their importance, while the notes on ferrous minerals describe iron ore and mineral belts in India.

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Which notes are a good place to start?

Start with Types of Resources if you want an introduction to natural and renewable resources. The notes on resource classification offer another way to organize the topic, including biotic and abiotic resources. You can then move to the notes on minerals or the distribution of resources.

Do these notes cover food and energy in the UK?

Yes. The Distribution of Resources Globally and in the UK includes questions about UK food imports and the changing UK energy mix, as well as material on agribusiness. It is a useful place to look when studying how resources are distributed and used.

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