natural resources

Discusses the interrelation of geography, history, science, social studies, and economics and their relevance to the U.S. and the rest of the world, covering topics such as human rights, terrorism, world hunger, use of natural resources, and pollution, with charts, illustrations, tables, and maps.

Examines the impact overconsumption has had on natural resources in the United States, China, India, Germany, and Brazil, and describes government actions and strategies that can reduce energy consumption and aid in the search for alternative sources.

An illustrated discussion of environmental issues such as pollution and sustainable development.

An interactive program that teaches about the conservation of nonrenewable and renewable resources, discussing such topics as recycling, water treatment, sustainable architecture, and genetically engineered cotton.

Presents occupational profiles for careers in agribusiness, environment, and natural resources each describing work characteristics and conditions, education and training requirements, employment outlook, earnings, and benefits.

Describes the factors that influence the creation and survival of communities, including natural resources, industry, and trade.

Provides information about natural resources such as sunshine, air, plants, animals, minerals, and fossil fuels, explains the concepts of renewable and nonrenewable resources, and looks at wind turbines as an alternative to fossil fuel energy.