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Is copper a nonrenewable source

Updated: 8/11/2023
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14y ago

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Who said so? Copper is a metal. It can be recycled any number of times. Sometimes junk yards do not think it is worth the effort to strip it from old cars before they crush them to recycle the iron in them. Copper is mined from the ground.

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14y ago

Copper is a nonrenewable resource since the Earth has a limited supply that can not be replenished.

That said, Copper is one of the most recyclable resources on earth it sufferers very little from reprocessing and can be reused many times, but this does not make it "renewable."

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16y ago

Answer Copper ore is not renewable in human time scales, only in geologic time scales.

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12y ago

Yes, it is nonrenewable.
yes copper is, as well has gold, iron ore, and diamonds.

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15y ago

No. Copper and silver comes from mineral deposits, and once those are gone they won't get refilled during the existence of the planet.

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15y ago

Copper is not a renewable resource.

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15y ago

Copper ore is considered non-renewable.

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