Introduction to Resources
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Resources include renewable resources like water that can be reused and recycled, as well as non-renewable resources like fossil fuels that are used once and then gone forever. Proper resource management requires money for facilities, equipment, training and capital, as well as human resources. When natural resources, human resources, and capital come together, they can have a positive impact on the economy.
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