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Mineral and energy resources are vital for economic development, often characterized as non-renewable resources found in the Earth's crust. The chapter categorizes minerals into metallic and non-metallic types, discusses important minerals in India, and outlines methods for conservation. It also addresses conventional and non-conventional energy resources, highlighting the importance of sustainable practices in their use and the environmental challenges associated with them.
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Mineral and energy resources are vital for economic development, often characterized as non-renewable resources found in the Earth's crust. The chapter categorizes minerals into metallic and non-metallic types, discusses important minerals in India, and outlines methods for conservation. It also addresses conventional and non-conventional energy resources, highlighting the importance of sustainable practices in their use and the environmental challenges associated with them.
Minerals are classified into metallic and non-metallic categories.
India has significant deposits of various minerals including iron ore, bauxite, and limestone.
Conservation of minerals is crucial due to their non-renewable nature and necessitates efficient usage and recycling.
Naturally occurring inorganic substances found in the Earth’s crust.
Sources of energy that can be derived from natural resources, including minerals and fuels.
Traditional energy sources including fossil fuels and hydroelectric power.
Renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and geothermal energy.
The practice of ensuring that resources are used efficiently and conserved to prevent depletion.