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renewable / nonrenewable resource

recurso renovable / no renovable

a renewable resource is replaced by nature fairly quickly; a nonrenewable one exists in a fixed amount or takes millions of years to form.

Example

Wind, sunlight and trees are renewable; coal, oil, natural gas and uranium are nonrenewable.

In Spanish

recurso renovable / no renovable — un recurso renovable se repone de forma natural bastante rápido; uno no renovable existe en cantidad fija o tarda millones de años en formarse.

El viento, la luz del sol y los árboles son renovables; el carbón, el petróleo, el gas natural y el uranio no son renovables.

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