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Biology, 25.03.2021 16:30, montgomerykarloxc24x

When managed for human consumption, a renewable resource represents a balance between an ecosystem's health and human needs. A resource that is renewable is
readily available or easily replenished, but often requires management in order to
prevent depletion. Only using resources we need and helping to ensure they are
around for future generations is one way to live sustainably. Due to depletion and
unsustainable practices; which of the following is a renewable resource that is at risk
of becoming nonrenewable?
sun
wind
soil
rock

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