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Human resource
* are a critical part of success in organizations
  - all the workers and their abilities
  - costly and difficult to replace by technological innovations
  - critical for success in the knowledge economy
  - people, with their special knowledge, skills, abilities and characteristics
  - the greatest source of variability in nearly ANY business process
* clerks maintain employee records.
* crucial factor in determining the performance of any organisation.
* field that needs a lot of strong business managers.
* graveyard of job applicants.
* is the study of the role of the human element in the work environment.
* maintains employee information and records, their benefits, and salary information.
* manages the people who work for an organization.
* refers to individuals within an organisation.
* term covering many issues involving employees in the workplace.

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Human waste
* are an extensively used resource in many parts of the world.
* breaks down very slowly even in the best conditions
  - slowly, if at all, in caves
* can be a concentrated pollutant or a valuable resource
  - serious health problem unless carefully disposed of
* contains high amounts of phosphorus that can pass through STPs.
* increases nutrient levels in the environment.
* is albums
  - also responsible for the spread of Giardia in North America
  - an excretory product
  - filth to the max, and endangers anyone who has to suffer the sorrow of bad water
  - located in septic tanks
  - often a carrier of disease
  - preserved for decades due to the aridity
  - required to be sanitized
  - the natural by-product of man's digestive system
  - very good for farming
* poses a tremendous social cost through pollution of rivers and groundwater.

Information resource
* Information Resources are vital assets which require protection.
* are everywhere, often separated from the learner by time and space
  - prime drivers of organization change
  - the property of corresponding organisations and persons ,
* encompass technology, services, and information.
* exist at different levels of granularity and aggregation.

Keep
* are castles
  - part of castles
* cows from getting stuck in the mud and helps water quality.
* sand out of eyes, hair and nose.
* smoke, gases and water out.
* sperm from entering vagina
  - out of the uterus

Limited resource
* affect the length of time a youth remains under maximum supervision.
* force poor people to think in terms of very short time horizons.

Livelihood
* Some livelihoods have few water demands.
* underpins our ability to create whole and healthy communities.

Marine resource
* Most marine resources depend on variation
  - provide food
* have a relatively untapped potential for commercially important compounds.
* underpin both the traditional lifestyle and the development of the cash economy.

Mineral resource
* Most mineral resources occur in arid regions
* are limited to coking-coal reserves in the north
  - meager, except for coal, which is an important source of industrial energy
  - natural resources
  - non-renewable
  - peat and sand
  - sand, gravel, stone, and natural gas
  - second only to agricultural resources
  - the property of the state