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Wave Energy, Definition, Process, Diagram, Advantages & Disadvantages

Wave Energy Wave energy is the movement of waves in the ocean which is in the form of kinetic energy. Waves are created by winds blowing over the ocean’s surface. This energy can be used to run turbines. There are...

Natural Resources, Types, Examples and its Importance

Natural resources are things from nature that people use, like animals, soil, minerals, wood, and water. These are considered gifts of nature. Unlike manufactured goods, natural resources come directly from the environment. They also include important services that nature provides...

Intensive Farming, Meaning, Characteristics, Advantages & Disadvantages

Intensive Farming Intensive farming is a type of agriculture where many crops are grown on a small piece of land using a lot of labor. Farmers add fertilizers and pesticides to produce high quality crops and improve soil quality. This...

Sedentary Farming Meaning, Characteristics, Advantages, Disadvantages

Sedentary Farming Sedentary agriculture refers to farming that takes place in a single land by a settled farmer without rotating or shifting the fields. Unlike shifting cultivation, the term "sedentary farming" refers to early farmers in tropical Africa who worked...

Shifting Cultivation, Jhum Cultivation, Advantages, Disadvantages

Shifting Cultivation Shifting cultivation is a farming method where small forest areas are cleared and burned to make land for planting crops. Farmers use this land for a few years until the soil loses its nutrients. Then, they leave the...

Natural Gas, Distribution Map, Benefits, Uses, Importance, Limitations

Natural Gas Natural gas is a natural mix of hydrocarbon gases. It mainly contains methane, along with other gases like carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and hydrogen sulfide. You can find natural gas in deep underground rock formations and coal beds. It...

Forest Resources in India, Types, Uses, Significance

Forest Resources The different resources that forests provide, like wood, timber, bushmeat, and medicines, are called forest resources. A forest is a thick area filled with trees and other plants covering a large piece of land. It is a Large...

Seismic Zones of India, Map, Types of Seismic Zones

Seismic Zones of India The geology of different areas in the country means that the chances of earthquakes vary by location. To identify these areas, we use a seismic zone map. In 1970, India was divided into five zones (I,...

Lithium Triangle, Lithium Reserves in India and World Map

India is in talks with Chile and Bolivia for tapping into lithium mining and sourcing the Lithium mineral that remains the cornerstone for the country’s switch to green mobility. Lithium Reserves in India Lithium which is also called "white gold"...

Tidal Energy in India, Diagram, Advantages and Disadvantages

What is Tidal Energy? Tidal Energy is a type of power generated by the natural rise and fall of tides caused by the gravitational interaction of the Earth, Sun, and Moon. Tidal Energy can change because of how the land is...