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Legal Definitions - Natural resources - State statutes
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Definition of Natural resources - State statutes
Definition: State statutes are laws created by each state's government to regulate the use and management of natural resources within their borders. These resources include minerals, forests, water, wildlife, and other materials that are found in nature.
Examples of state statutes for natural resources:
- Alabama: Title 9
- Alaska: Title 46
- California: searchable index - Title 36
- Florida: Title XXVIII
- Montana: Titles 75, 76 and 82
- Texas: varies by resource
These examples show that each state has its own set of laws and regulations for managing natural resources. For example, Montana has specific statutes for mining, forestry, and other resources, while Texas has different laws depending on the type of resource being managed.
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Simple Definition
Natural resources are materials that come from the earth and are used by people. Each state in the United States has laws, called statutes, that regulate how natural resources can be used. These laws cover things like mining, forestry, water, and marine resources. They help protect the environment and make sure that natural resources are used in a responsible way.
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