Geography, asked by nayana7, 1 year ago

different between renewable and non renewable resources any 5 points ( pls answer faster )

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Answered by khushi1513
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Renewable resources are which can be renewed within a short period of time and Examples include oxygen, fresh water, solar energy and biomass.
Non renewable resources are those resources which cannot be renewed within a short period of time it take millions of to reform such as Fossil fuels
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Answered by sijasubbiah
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✔Renewable resources are the resources which can be revived, through the natural process, over time. On the other hand, non-renewable resources are the natural resources which are not going to be replenished, shortly.

✔Renewable resources do not become extinct easily, and so they are sustainable in nature. Conversely, non-renewable resources deplete over time, i.e. they are exhaustible in nature, which can be ended when they are prone to large scale consumption.
✔Renewable resources exist in nature in infinite quantity, but non-renewable resources are present in limited quantity.
✔Renewable resources emit less carbon as compared to non-renewable resources. Hence, they are pollution free and environment-friendly.
✔As renewable resources are available to us in abundance, they are relatively cheaper than non-renewable resources, which are costlier. However, the maintenance cost of renewable resources is higher than that of non-renewable resources.
✔The renewable resources regenerate/reproduce itself, faster than it is used up by the living organisms. In contrast, the non-renewable resources either take centuries to regenerate itself, or they get extinct, so the scale at which it is regenerated is lower than that of its consumption.

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