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Natural resources, also known as natural resources, are goods that are valuable in their original state. Generally speaking, if the main process of obtaining the goods is collection and purification, rather than production, then the goods are a natural resource. Mining, oil extraction, fisheries and forestry are therefore generally seen as industries for access to natural resources, while agriculture is not.
Natural resources are natural assets that become goods. Because coniferous forests belong to the category of forests and forests, they belong to forest resources, (forest resources are the general term for woodland and the forest organisms that grow in it. It is dominated by forest resources, but also includes forest and understory plants, wild animals, soil microorganisms and other natural environmental factors.
Forest land includes arbor woodland, sparse forest land, shrub land, forest glade, logging land, fire land, nursery land and national planning suitable forest land. Forests can be renewed, are renewable natural resources, and are also an intangible environmental resource and a potential "green energy". Nature is also a natural resource, I don't know if it answers your question.
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Coniferous forests are a type of forest resources, and coniferous forests are also natural resources.
Meaning of natural resources: the material and energy that humans obtain directly from nature for production and life.
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All forests belong to natural resources, they store solar energy, and using her to cook is to release the energy in it. Over time, wood will turn into coal.
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According to Article 9 of the Constitution, natural resources owned by the State include: except for forests, mountains, grasslands, wastelands and tidal flats that are collectively owned by law, natural resources such as mineral deposits, water streams, forests, mountains, grasslands, wastelands and tidal flats belong to the State, that is, to the whole people.
Natural resources are also known as natural resources. Natural Resources: A general term for all natural substances that are discovered by human beings, imported into the production process, or directly entered into the process of consumption, turned into uses, or can give people a sense of comfort, so as to produce economic value to improve the current and future welfare of human beings.
The natural elements in the natural environment that are related to the development of human society and can be used to generate use value and affect labor productivity are usually called natural resources, which can be divided into tangible natural resources (such as land, water bodies, animals and plants, minerals, etc.) and intangible natural resources (such as light resources, heat resources, etc.).
Natural resources have the characteristics of availability, integrity, variability, uneven spatial distribution and regionality, which are the material basis for human survival and development and the source of social material wealth, and are one of the important bases for sustainable development. Natural resources can be classified as follows: biological resources, agricultural resources, forest resources, land resources, mineral resources, marine resources, climate and meteorology, water resources, etc.
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Article 9 of the Constitution Natural resources such as mineral deposits, water streams, forests, mountains, grasslands, wastelands, and tidal flats shall belong to the State, that is, to the whole people; Forests and mountains, grasslands, wastelands, and tidal flats that are collectively owned by law are excluded.
The State guarantees the rational use of natural resources and protects precious animals and plants. It is forbidden for any organization or individual to use any means to encroach upon or destroy natural resources.
Article 10 The land of cities shall be owned by the State.
Land in rural areas and on the outskirts of cities is collectively owned, except as provided for by law and belonging to the State; Homesteads, self-cultivated land, and self-cultivated mountains are also collectively owned.
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1) What does not belong is b, d, g, j, f
2) Mineral Resources - c
Land Resources--e
Water resources - i
Solar Energy Resources-k
Biological resources--a,
Marine resources -- h, l
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(1)b、d、g、j、f
2) Mineral Resources - c
Land Resources--e
Water resources - i
Solar Energy Resources-k
Biological resources--a,
Marine resources -- h, l
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Not all energy sources are natural resources.
Energy is also known as energy resources or energy resources. It refers to the general term for substances that can produce various energies (such as heat, electricity, light, and mechanical energy) or work that can be done. It refers to various resources that can directly obtain useful energy or obtain useful energy through processing and conversion, including coal, natural gas, coalbed methane, hydropower, nuclear energy, wind energy, solar energy, geothermal energy, biomass energy and other primary energy and secondary energy such as electricity, heat, and refined oil, as well as other new and renewable energy sources.
Natural resources: A general term for all natural substances that have been discovered by human beings, fed into the production process, or directly consumed, turned into uses, or can give people a sense of comfort, thereby generating economic value to improve the current and future welfare of human beings.
Therefore, the energy obtained through processing and conversion is not a natural resource.
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Natural resources: natural objects that exist naturally (excluding raw materials processed and manufactured by human beings) and have utilization value, such as land, mineral deposits, water conservancy, biology, climate, ocean and other resources, are the raw materials and layout places for production.
Animals, both wild and domestic, are natural resources because they are born and not created by humans.
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Animals are a large group of organisms in nature, as opposed to plants. It is a natural resource.
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Natural resources include biological resources, so they belong.
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Wild animals are, domestic animals are not.
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Minerals There are many kinds of minerals in Asia, with large reserves, mainly oil, coal, iron, tin, tungsten, antimony, copper, lead, zinc, manganese, nickel, molybdenum, magnesium, chromium, gold, silver, rock salt, sulfur, precious stones, etc. The reserves of oil, magnesium, iron, tin, etc. rank first in all continents, and the tin ore reserves account for more than 60% of the world's total reserves.
Forests and grasslands The total forest area accounts for about 13 percent of the world's total forest area. Timber forests 2 3 or more have been developed and utilized. Afforestation has developed to a certain extent.
The Asian part of Russia, the northeastern part of China, and the northern part of North Korea are the world's most widely distributed coniferous forest areas, with abundant stocks and many species of precious timber trees. South China, southwest China, the southern slope of the Japanese mountains, the southern slope of the Himalayas is particularly rich in plants, in addition to the common broad-leaved tree species, there are palms, palmettos, cedars, metasequoia, etc. The tropical forests of Southeast Asia occupy an important position among the world's forests and are known for their constant and abundant plant communities.
Its main tree species is dipterocarp, as well as "living fossils" such as tree ferns, ginkgo, and cycads. The total area of Asian grasslands accounts for about 15 of the world's total grassland area.
Hydropower The exploitable hydropower resources of Asian countries are estimated to generate 2.6 trillion kWh of electricity per year, accounting for 27 percent of the world's exploitable hydropower resources.
Marine Fisheries Coastal fisheries in Asia account for about 40 percent of the world's total coastal fisheries. It is rich in salmon, trout, cod, skipjack, mackerel, small yellow croaker, large yellow croaker, hairtail, squid, sardines, tuna, mackerel and whales, and the famous fishing grounds are the waters near the islands of Zhoushan Islands, Taiwan Island, Xisha Islands, Hokkaido Island, Kyushu Island, and the Sea of Okhotsk. China's coastal fishing grounds account for nearly 1.4 of the world's total coastal fishing grounds.
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Marine Fisheries, Minerals, Hydraulics.
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The Ministry of Land and Resources, the State Oceanic Administration, the State Administration of Surveying, Mapping and Geoinformation, and the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development were merged to form the current Secretary of the Party Leadership Group of the Ministry and Minister Lu Hao.
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The Ministry of Natural Resources is a constituent department, and the administrative level is at the ministerial level.
The Ministry of Natural Resources is a leading department that integrates the responsibilities of the Ministry of Land and Resources, the National Development and Reform Commission's main functional area planning, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development's urban and rural planning and management, the Ministry of Water Resources' water resources survey and confirmation registration management, the Ministry of Agriculture's grassland resources survey and confirmation registration management responsibilities, the State Forestry Administration's forest, wetland and other resources investigation and confirmation registration management responsibilities, the State Oceanic Administration's responsibilities, and the State Administration of Surveying, Mapping and Geographic Information.
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Look at the ministerial level, the rights are wider.