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Definition of exhaustiable natural resources

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A natural resources that can not be increased by the natural forces of the environment, is called exhaustiable natural resources. They can be exhausted by human activities. Resources of which a finite quality is in existence. Oil and gas are exhaustible and be all sucked up and burnt up.

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