Water is renewable or non- renewable resources?

Answer 1

Water should be classified as a renewable resource, if you are considering the short term, say the next 1 to 1 million years or so. This is because we can recycle it, filter it and so on. Mother nature does a good job of this without our help. We have become somewhat skilled at this as well.

If however you are considering an eternity, then the water that is on the earth is here and will very unlikely be added to or removed in any noticeable amounts. It will just keep recycling through the natural cycles.

Not really. Definitely, there are many places with water in the world. But if they all dry out, and if they all go bad with pollution..... there won't be no more water in your drinking glass. Hopefully, the jerks who pollute the Earth with bad things, will eventually realize that if they keep dumping their trash in the water, things will die ( sea creatures) and no more water at home, school, restaurants, anywhere..... So that's why, NO water is not exactly renewable. But lets keep it that it is renewable when our pipes aren't working. Anything makes a difference.

renewable, except for drinking it of course is nonrenewable

yes it is a renewable source.

No, it isn't.

Water is a renewable resource. You can clear used water and re prepare it for use as drinking water.

water can qualify as a renewable material (at times nonrenewable) when carefully controlled usage, treatment and release are followed. If not, it would become a nonrenewable resource at times at that location.

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Answer 2

when you have well water it will run out faster than with city water.City water is renewable because it is reused after you drink water, flush your toilet, wash dishes,do your laundry,or just by not turning off the water while brushing your teeth.

Answer 3

The only way water could and can be considered a renewable and unrenewable source is that:

1. It rains
2. The consumption rate is high, along with the demand for water
3. For the wasted water (e.g. for showering, toilets, sewage, etc.), cleaned by a water treatment plant

Answer 4

Water can and cannot be renewable because water needs to replenish meaning to fill or make complete because it takes time to replenish and if we didn't, let the water replenish than the water would eventually run out. Also the growing population means the growing demand of water and that means less time for Tuesdays to. Replenish.this

Answer 5

Yes- it doesn't need to be altered (burned, oxygenated, etc.) so it can be reused over and over again.

Answer 6

anyone that looks up this question should know that water is a renewable resorce not nonrenewable resorce

Answer 7

Renewable--it is not depleted by use.