Resources. 1.What do you call resources that are replaced at a rate close to the rate at which they are used? 2.What do you call resources that are used.

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Resources

1.What do you call resources that are replaced at a rate close to the rate at which they are used? 2.What do you call resources that are used up at a rate faster than the rate at which they are replenished?

1. Renewable

1.What do you call resources that are replaced at a rate close to the rate at which they are used? 2.What do you call resources that are used up at a rate faster than the rate at which they are replenished?

2. Non-renewable

Surface water Ground water Trees in well managed forests Sunlight & Wind Coal Oil Minerals

Surface waterrenewable Ground water Trees in well managed forests Sunlight & Wind Coal Oil Minerals

Surface waterrenewable Ground waterrenewable but can be non-renewable Trees in well managed forests Sunlight & Wind Coal Oil Minerals

Surface waterrenewable Ground waterrenewable but can be non-renewable Trees in well managed forests renewable Sunlight & Wind Coal Oil Minerals

Surface waterrenewable Ground waterrenewable but can be non-renewable Trees in well managed forests renewable Sunlight & Windrenewable Coal Oil Minerals

Surface waterrenewable Ground waterrenewable but can be non-renewable Trees in well managed forests renewable Sunlight & Windrenewable CoalNon-renewable Oil Minerals

Surface waterrenewable Ground waterrenewable but can be non-renewable Trees in well managed forests renewable Sunlight & Windrenewable CoalNon-renewable OilNon-renewable Minerals

Surface waterrenewable Ground waterrenewable but can be non-renewable Trees in well managed forests renewable Sunlight & Windrenewable CoalNon-renewable OilNon-renewable MineralsNon-renewable