The graph below presents the number of borer beetles per hectare in relation to the size of the forest cover.
As we can see, the number of borer beetles increases with the percentage of forest cover. At 15% of the forest cover the number of beetles is around 4 per hectare and at 30% it would be around 11, showing a
275% increase in number.
Answer:
The answer here is coal and soil.
Explanation:
Since coal takes millions of years to form, it is considered nonrenewable. Soil is a finite resource on Earth and no more of it can be made, so it is also considered non-renewable. Fish and wood are both renewable, as they can reproduce to make more of themselves.