A model of renewable and nonrenewable resources is shown below. Part A Describe a renewable and a nonrenewable resource shown in the model. Part B Explain the formation of coal. Examine this model and compare it to the model in the passage. Which model is the most useful to explain the formation of coal? Explain your answer. Part C Explain how models about renewable and nonrenewable resources can help educate people about the importance of conserving resources. Part D Describe two methods used to conserve the resources shown in the diagram. Physical processes like erosion, deposition, and the movement of tectonic plates cause changes to the geological features of Earth. These processes are continually interacting. Part A Describe how water erosion may change a geological feature on Earth. Part B Describe an example of physical deposition changing Earth's surface. Part C Describe the process of beach erosion. Part D Describe the effects that the movement of tectonic plates may have on Earth's surface. Erosion of topsoil is a problem in many places. In some crop fields the plant material is left in the soil after harvest. Explain why having plant material in fields helps to prevent erosion. The characteristics of soil depend on where the soil forms. Over time, different layers of soil form. Plant growth and health depends on the quality of the soil. 24. Which of the following describes the layer of soil that would contain the highest quality soil for plant growth? A) mostly larger rock pieces
A model of renewable and nonrenewable resources is shown below. Part A Describe a renewable and a nonrenewable resource shown in the model. Part B Explain the formation of coal. Examine this model and compare it to the model in the passage. Which model is the most useful to explain the formation of coal? Explain your answer. Part C Explain how models about renewable and nonrenewable resources can help educate people about the importance of conserving resources. Part D Describe two methods used to conserve the resources shown in the diagram. Physical processes like erosion, deposition, and the movement of tectonic plates cause changes to the geological features of Earth. These processes are continually interacting. Part A Describe how water erosion may change a geological feature on Earth. Part B Describe an example of physical deposition changing Earth's surface. Part C Describe the process of beach erosion. Part D Describe the effects that the movement of tectonic plates may have on Earth's surface. Erosion of topsoil is a problem in many places. In some crop fields the plant material is left in the soil after harvest. Explain why having plant material in fields helps to prevent erosion. The characteristics of soil depend on where the soil forms. Over time, different layers of soil form. Plant growth and health depends on the quality of the soil. 24. Which of the following describes the layer of soil that would contain the highest quality soil for plant growth? A) mostly larger rock pieces
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