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| ==== Water ==== | ==== Water ==== | ||
| - | Drinkable water can be a renewable resource as long as its use is not greater than it's renewal rate and as long as the water stock is not contaminated. It can be renewable because it has a rain cycle. In some places, water could become non renewable **in one place**, if the stock is contaminated, the population growth is high or if the repletion rate lowers, for example, if there is less rainfall in one geographical place (because of climate change). | + | Drinkable water can be a [[renewable resource]] as long as its use is not greater than it's renewal rate and as long as the water stock is not contaminated. It can be renewable because it has a rain cycle. In some places, water could become non renewable **in one place**, if the stock is contaminated, the population growth is high or if the repletion rate lowers, for example, if there is less rainfall in one geographical place (because of climate change). |
| ==== Fish ==== | ==== Fish ==== | ||
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| No. Natural gas was formed million of years ago and the stock is not renewed after it's use. | No. Natural gas was formed million of years ago and the stock is not renewed after it's use. | ||
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| + | ==== See also ==== | ||
| + | [[Perpetual Resources]] | ||