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| The cultivation and domestication of renewable resources, both flora and fauna. |
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| The influence of humans on earth systems. |
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| Resources communally owned or managed. |
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| A resource that's not renewable. Even if they're replenished very very slowly. |
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| Perpetual/Inexhaustible Resource |
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| A resource that, for all practical purposes, is infinite. |
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| Exactly what it says on the tin. |
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| Something useful or necessary. |
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| The life cycle of any natural resource. |
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| A reservoir or mass of a resource. |
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| Where fish are caught in the wild. |
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| Taking only as much as you can replace each year. |
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| The raising of seafood in captivity. |
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| Soil that is suited for growing crops. |
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| A period in time when there was an enormous increase in agricultural productivity and technological advances. |
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| The cautious planned utilization of earth resources to meet current needs without degrading ecosystems or jeopardizing the future availability of those resources. |
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| When the available water supply drops below 1000 m^3. The lack of water represents a serious constraint on agricultural growth and health. |
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| A term for a country or region where their annual renewable water supplies are 1000-2000 m^3. |
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