1. It is a natural resource
Natural resources are resources provided by nature without human interference, from plants and animals to oil fields or mineral deposits. People use these natural resources in everyday life – from light to air, water, plants and animals, soil, stone minerals and fossil fuels – all making life better for humankind. Each place on Earth boasts unique sets of renewable natural resources while others don’t replenish over time.
4. It is a source of water
Rivers, lakes, reservoirs, seas and rainwater are five sources of natural water that we depend on for survival; their sources range from rivers and lakes formed from snowmelt flowing down mountainsides into reservoirs to oceanic waters covering 71% of earth’s surface; riverine/lake waters can be used for drinking purposes when clean and properly filtered; rainwater can also be collected and stored in reservoirs to be later used; while underground aquifers provide another natural water source filtered by soil and rocks into underground aquifers which have long existed as sources.
5. It is a source of entertainment
Television provides entertainment and information to millions of people around the globe. As such, it can be used both positively and negatively by viewers; for instance, educational purposes or as an information source. Television can have profound effects on lifestyle choices, with people being inspired or transformed as viewers watch programmes; it may even create fear in some viewers!
Not only can people enjoy television and radio entertainment, they can also find amusement from reading magazines, playing indoor games such as chess or Ludo and attending night clubs and theatre performances – these sources not only provide fun but they can also increase general knowledge.
