Resource Management presentation

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APK

MOVEMENT as one of the main themes of Geo, describes

population and productive activities in countries.

Which ones?

How are these activities related to the economy of a

country? Use sentence starters to answer these questions. Use

CORNELL NOTES


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SS7.4.1 Analydifferenceinaturaresourcmanagemen

ifarminarea, livestocarea, anforestranfishin

areaithworlaniMeic.

The economy of a country is related to the physical

characteristics of any region.

climate

flora and fauna

earth These regions are linked to the way humans take advantage

of the resources.


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Agriculturaregion

Agriculture means: the art and science of cultivating the soil, growing

crops and raising livestock. It includes the preparation of plant and animal

products for people to use and their distribution to markets (NatGeo,

2015).

There are different types:

population intake or consumption (like China:cultivates sugarcanes,

potatoes, sorghum, wheat and rice for its population)

merchandising (South of Europe and North and South of Africa

cultivate fruits, cereals potatoes.)


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Agriculturaregion

In Mexico, the major agricultural production

comes from cereals. (45% of the Mexican

regions), corn, rice, sorghum, sugarcane and

plants or fruits from which oil could be

extracted: oleaginous.

Main exports: coffee, tomato, cotton, fruits


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Livestocregion

livestock: animals being raised for sale and profit.

PORCINE China: porcine livestock raise (pigs).

Malaysia, Brazil, Mexico: livestock raise for population intake

Germany, France, United States and Spain: livestock for

merchandising


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Livestocregion Bovine (cattle)

Main production regions : United States

(Mississippi and Missouri), Southeast of Canada,West Europe and Argentina.

In Mexico, bovine livestock is in all the country.


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Livestocregion Ovine (sheep) and Poultry (birds)

In Mexico, ovine livestock production is located in the central states.

EdoMex and Puebla: 21%

Hidalgo: 19%

San Luis Potos: 17%

Zacatecas: 9%

THE MAIN REASON: geographical components interact in such way topropitiate this activity

Livestock production takes up 62.5% of the 2 million squared metersthe

Mexican Republic territory has.


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Agriculturaanlivestocregion


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Forestrregion

Forestry: cultivating, maintaining or developing forests.

Russia, Brazil, Canada, United States, China, Australia, Democratic Republic of Congo,

Indonesia, Per and India possess extensive territory and forestry spaces.

In Mexico, this activity is found in mountain ranges.

Wood production

Pine- 96%

Oak tree (encino)- 6%

common tropical species- 4%

Fir tree (Oyamel)- 3%


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Fshinregion

Fishing generates economic profit for countries

like Canada, Japan and Norway. Fish species may vary according to their location.

warm waters, near the equator and tropics.

cool waters in tempered and polar zones.


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Fshinregion

According to natural and socio-economic conditions of a country,

there are 3 main fishing regions in the world.

North Pacific- Alaskas coast, Canada, United States. Nourished

by Alaskas cool oceanic current. Fishing is for merchandising

Northeast Atlantic- Norway, North Baltic, Cantabric.

Northwest Atlantic-United States coast and Labrador

peninsula.


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Activit

What is the main economical activity

in Nuevo Len? (fishing,agriculture,forestry, livestock)

Research on INEGI.


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Activit

NUEVO LEONs economic sectors http://cuentame.inegi.org.mx/

monografias/informacion/NL/

Economia/default.aspx?

tema=ME&e=19
http://cuentame.inegi.org.mx/monografias/informacion/NL/Economia/default.aspx?tema=ME&e=19


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Naturaresource managemen

Agriculture is classified in 2 types:

Subsistence agriculture- rudimentary techniques

that depend on weather, soil conditions and water

availability.

Commercial agriculture-main goal: fulfil local, nationaland international market demands. Technology is

mainly used to obtain high quality products.


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livestock could be classified:

extensive- herds travel long distances for food.

Depends on weather.

intensive- different techniques and scientific

methods are used to raise one animal specie.Products are destined to fulfil national and

international markets.


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Forestry resources are classified as:

timber- wood is obtained for industrial use.Especially ebony, mahogany, red cedar, pine and

oak.

nontimber- for medicinal or alimentary purposes.

Leaves, roots, fruits, wax, cortex.


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Naturaresource managemen Fishing resources could be classified according to:

freshwater fishing- rivers, lakes, ponds, water dams. Main goal to

fulfil local market. Salmon,trout.

deep sea fishing- performed offshore; boats have refrigeratingsystems to store captured species. Mayor volume than freshwater

fishing.

coastal fishing- performed near the shores and the volume is quitelow. Main goal: consumption and local market needs.

commercial fishing- performed in factory ships with sophisticated

netting systems, refrigerating chambers. Main goal: capture-

process-pack-canned product.


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Activity

Look for 5 examples and the PLACE or country these types of activities

are implemented in. (Ex. subsistence agriculture: cultivate corn inChiapas) You NEED to include MEXICO.

subsistence agriculture

commercial agriculture

Be ready to share


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APK

Have you imagined how life would bewithout petroleum, and gasoline?

Or without copper?


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APK- activit- noteboo Color or identify 10 (ten) countries that you knowthey are characterised as countries with exploitation

of mineral and energy resources. After that, answer: Which countries have more energy resources?

Which energy resources you think are found in Mexico? What mineral and energy resources does Mexico

have?


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Mai depoitof mineraanenerg

resourceithworl Minerals are extracted from the subsoil

and are classified according to

characteristics and economic use:

NON-METALLIC MINERALS

METALLIC MINERALS

ENERGY MINERALS


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No- MetalliMineral

Most common used to producefertilizer, cleaning products, and

personal hygiene (pharmaceuticalindustry)

Examples: plaster, phosphorus, clay,

sulfur, graphite, salts, marble.


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No- MetalliMineral


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MetalliMineral

Metals used for the steel andelectric industry and the creation and

invention of research and investigationequipment.

Examples: Gold, copper, aluminium,

silver, iron, lead, platinum.


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MetalliMineral

Main countries: South Africa, United States, Russia,

China,Australia, Chile, Indonesia


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EnergMineral

Used to produce energy.

Examples: carbon (coal), natural gas,uranium and petroleum.

Main countries: China, United States,

Australia and Brazil.


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Meic Mexico has a wide mining variety. Mines are mainly

located in the Sierra Madre Occidental and the

Transverse Volcanic System (volcanic range).

Characterised by the production of 3 metallic

minerals: silver, copper and zinc. These are found in

mines in Sonora, Chihuahua , San Luis Potos andDurango.

Coahuila is the main coal producer.


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Meic AS for the energy minerals, 88% of the energy thatis consumed comes from petroleum.

From thermal coal or steel coal, 5.21% of theelectricity consumed in Mexico is produced.

From uranium, nuclear fuel is created taking 2.73%

of the electricity consumed in Mexico. There is a

nuclear power plant located in Laguna Verde,

Veracruz.


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Activit

Using a map of the Mexican Republic,

name each state and color with blue

the states that exploit metallic

minerals, and with red the states

that exploit energy minerals

(energetic).


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COAHUILA

VERACRUZ

DURANGO

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