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Resource
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ID
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Input
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Output
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Electricity
Powers many blocks necessary for modern life and industry.
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2
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0.2 0.25 0.5 1                        1.5 2                 3    5
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1  2 4 9 10 12 20
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Pollution
Smog and other harmful air pollutants.
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3
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None
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0.5 1 2
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Oil
Refined and crude oil pulled directly from the earth.
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4
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1 2 4
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2 4
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Fish
The flesh of fishes used as food.
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7
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2 3 4
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0.1 4
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Wheat
A staple grain that can be consumed, or used in foodstuffs.
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8
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1    2 6
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0.5 2
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Water
Potable water, suitable for humans and animals to drink.
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9
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0.5 1                  2         3 4 6
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0.5 1.5 2 4 8 
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Labor
Labor measures the strength and size of the human workforce in the 'Hood. Many blocks require labor for maintenance and/or production of resources and goods.
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10
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0.5 1                                    2               3  4
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1 2 3 5 
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Bees
Pollinators of different plants and crops.
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13
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1
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3
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Fresh Air
Amount and quality of breathable air.
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14
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1    2     3(opt)
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0.25 0.5   0.6 1                     1.5 2     3  4
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Algae
Basic photosynthetic aquatic organisms that can purify greywater.
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16
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10
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0.1 0.5 1 4
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Plastics
Synthetic material used in the manufacture of many goods and services.
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17
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1 2
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4 6
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Money
Intermediary fluid resource that aids trade of goods and services.
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18
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Inorganic Waste
Non-biodegradable waste material such as used plastics, metal or chemicals.
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19
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2(opt) 4 6 8
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1 1.5 2     3 4 
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Organic Waste
Biodegradable matter from natural or artificial processes.
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20
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1(opt) 2(opt) 4  8
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1         1.5 2             3 4   
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Greenhouse Gas
Gas that contributes to the greenhouse effect by absorbing infrared radiation.
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21
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1(opt)  2(opt) 3(opt)
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Vegetables
A plant or part of a plant used as food.
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22
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0.2 0.3 1 2 3
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4  6
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Consumer
Consumer measures the amount of economic and purchasing power present in the 'Hood. Most businesses require consumers in order to sell their goods and services.
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23
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Sickness
Sickness represents the amount of disease and/or physical ailments and injury present in the 'Hood.
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24
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3(opt) (5 )
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-5 1 2 4
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Wilderness
Habitat space for natural flora and fauna.
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25
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3(opt)
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Greywater
Wastewater, often from homes or factories.
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26
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1(opt) 4(opt)
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Groundwater
Moisture in ground and soil that nourishes plant life.
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27
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Bread
A delicious baked good derived from some sort of grain.
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28
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2
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4
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Community
Strength of the social fabric in the 'Hood.
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29
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Biogas
Fuel derived from the processing and treatment of organic waste.
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30
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1 4
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4
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Knowledge
Knowledge represents the fruits of research and education and is often necessary to maintain some more advanced blocks.
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31
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0.5 1  
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1 4 6
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Youth
Amount of young people in a community.
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32
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2 4 8
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2 3
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Beer
An alcoholic drink made by brewing and certain grains.
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33
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2 3
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4
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Fertilizer
Substance used to fertilize the soil.
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34
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0.5 1         2  3
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1  2 4
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Leisure
Open livable space for flora, fauna and human.
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35
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Culture
Expression of traditions, art and values of a Hood's society.
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36
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1 
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1  2   3 4
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Tourist
Visitors and travelers to a 'Hood.
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37
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1 2
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1    2  8
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Hot Water
Procesed water by a heater.
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38
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Sorted Waste
Waste that has been organized based on its properties.
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39
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Technology
Amount of applied science knowledge.
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41
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Data
Communications network of the 'hood.
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42
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Meat
The flesh of animals used for food.
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43
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Milk
Milk is a consumable resource that can have several applications in different food industries.
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44
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Leather
Leather is a material resource harvestable from livestock.
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45
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Corn
The kernels of this plant, used for food.
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46
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Rice
Grain of grass of marshy areas, cultivated and used for food.
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47
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Fruit
Newton's favorite fruit.
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48
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Wine
Wine is a consumable beverage commodity, made and enjoyed by many cultures around the world.
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49
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Juice
The liquid part or contents of a plant used for food.
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51
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6
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4
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Eggs
Free range eggs from healthy hens.
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52
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Wool
Key resource for clothing.
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53
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Pesticides
This chemicals keep plagues away from the crops.
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54
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Ethanol
The technical name for alcohol.
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55
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Fitness
The health value of the 'Hood.
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56
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Entertainment
Amusement levels in the 'Hood.
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57
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Risk
This resource represents the social vulnerability of a community.
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58
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4(opt)
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Raw Cotton
The fresh, fibrous harvest from the hardy cotton plant.
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59
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Cotton Bale
Processed and collected cotton, ready to be shipped or further milled.
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60
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Fabric
Cloth made by weaving or knitting threads.
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61
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Garment
Article of clothing.
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62
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Performer
Players or singers of music in the 'Hood.
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63
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2(opt)
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Processed Food
Food that has been treated and packaged.
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64
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Acorns
The nuts of an oak tree.
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65
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Olives
Small, oval-shaped fruit of a tree, eaten as a food.
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66
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Devices
Mechanical or electric invention.
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67
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Roasted Coffee
Processed coffee ready for consumption.
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68
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1(opt) 2(opt)
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Saltwater
Water from the sea.
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69
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Media
Means of communication, as radio, television or newspapers.
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70
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Coffee Cherry
The fruit of any plant of the genus Coffea.
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71
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Coffee Beans
A beanlike seed of the coffee shrub.
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72
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Birds
Warm-blooded, egg-laying animals having feathers.
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74
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Fungi
A plant lacking flowers and leaves and that lives by decomposing and absorbing the organic material in which it grows.
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75
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Hervibores
Animals that eat plants.
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76
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