materials available in the environment (such as water, food and oil) that support our wants and needs

not consuming enough calories (or nutrients) to maintain a normal, active, healthy life

systems designed to protect public health, such as disposing of sewage and other waste products

The importance of food, water and energy for human development

Geography

Food resources in the UK

Water resources in the UK

Energy resources in the UK

This unit teaches pupils about natural resources in the UK. Pupils will learn about the demand and provision of food, water and energy in the UK and the associated opportunities and challenges.

Resources in the UK

materials that meet human needs, like water and food

How does a lack of clean water affect people?

What is one way energy helps development?

Which is true about electricity access in some LICs?

the amount of a resource that is avalible

Which of these is essential for human development?

What percentage of people globally face hunger?

Which areas are most affected by lack of food, water and energy?

Many people lack access to clean {{}}, which affects health and development.

What is one reason some people use fewer resources than others?

The importance of food, water and energy for human development

Lesson outcome