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How do some renewable resources become non renewable

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Answered by priya1357
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by exploiting them through human beings eg water is polluted
Answered by radhikaraodelhi06
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Explanation:

It is possible for a renewable resource to become a non-renewable resource if its use increases to such a point that exceeds the ability of natural processes to produce more of it. For example, while water is typically a renewable resource, in some areas, it becomes a non-renewable natural resource when demand and use for it increases beyond that of the locale's natural processed to produce more of it in the form of rainfall or melting snow.

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