Renewable And Nonrenewable Resources
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Renewable resources can be reused or replenished, like food, while non-renewable resources cannot be reused and are finite, like fossil fuels. Living things on Earth provide renewable resources like food and shelter, while non-living things provide non-renewable resources. Jaime Peña's document discusses the differences between renewable and non-renewable natural resources.
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