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konstantin123 [22]
3 years ago
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How might the management of nonrenewable resources be different fron the management of renewable resources?

Biology
1 answer:
Elden [556K]3 years ago
3 0

Nonrenewable resources and found it fixed amount hence not managing properly will lead to full use of it and cannot be replaced

Explanation:

  • Nonrenewable resources are found in the ground and they are the natural resources created by nature
  • It includes fossil fuels, like natural gases, oil, coal, etc and also the minerals used for making metals
  • These natural resources have taken more than human's life span to form, up to million years. Hence, replacing of these natural resources are not possible
  • Renewable natural resources are trees, water, air. These resources can be recycled and they are also circulating in the atmosphere in the form of a cycle.
  • Hence, nonrenewable resources should be managed properly for it last for the coming generations.

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