No. Like all metals, there is only so much of it. When it all gets used up, there is no way to make aluminum from something else.
While aluminum can be recycled to be made into new aluminum things, aluminum itself is a non-renewable resource, so the answer is no.
Aluminum is recyclable by humans but not renewable in the sense of making it. We acquire aluminum by mining and smelting ore containing aluminum.
While aluminum can be recycled to be made into new aluminum things, aluminum itself is a non-renewable resource, so the answer is no.
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aluminum and copper
No, aluminum is a metal. It needs large amounts of energy to extract it from its ores.
Plastic, aluminum, and glass are renewable resources that can be recycled.
Because u cant renew it ..
Aluminum is a non nonrenewable resource, although it can be recycled.
Aluminum is an element, which means the only thing that makes it up is aluminum. It comes from the mining of bauxite, so it's a non-renewable resource. There isn't any more of it forming, we only have what the planet originally came equipped with. The ability to recycle is much cheaper than making it from ore, so it can last a long time if we reuse it.
It is both: it is non-Renewable when it is Irreversibly [and/or Irretrievably] removed Ex-Situ; and renewable only by and through the recycling efforts of People.
Renewable refers to things like wind or sunshine, which keep on coming even if we use them to produce energy. Other things get used up and don't renew. So aluminum is non-renewable. When we use it all up, it's gone!