it is inexhaustible
The turbines (mills) themselves are non-renewable but the wind the power source that is converted into useful work (usually electricity) is renewable.
non renewable energy
Renewable energy means using the power of the sun, or the wind, or the movement of water in rivers and oceans to generate power. Once these power plants are established there are no emissions of carbon dioxide or any other pollutants. Non-renewable energy (from burning coal, oil and natural gas, mostly) releases vast amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere increasing our greenhouse gases and contributing to global warming and climate change. So renewable energy is much better for society than non-renewable energy.
it is non- renewable resource
Because non-renewable sources are...well...non-renewable? They won't last forever. Renewable resources can be renewed. Congratz
Nuclear power is non-renewable
Examples of non-renewable energy are coal, oil, natural gas, uranium and fossil fuels. Ex. of renewable energy are animals, food, and biomass. Ex. of inexhaustible energy are wind, solar, geothermal, and hydroelectric.
Coal is non-renewable. It is not inexhaustible. There is plenty of coal around now, but it will eventually run out, if we keep digging it up.
Sulphur is non-renewable but almost inexhaustible.
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Petroleum
Electronics are non renewable. They cannot be renewed.
sound energy is rewnewable
a non renewable item is natural gas a renewable item is clean fresh water a inexhaustible item is ocean and air
Non-renewable: Oil, Nuclear power, Coal and Natural gas. Renewable: Geothermal power, Hydroelectric power, Solar power, Biomass fuel, Wind turbines, Bio fuel and Wave turbines.
Renewable. Hydropower, also called hydroelectric power, is the technique of harnessing the power of water to create electricity. It is the world's leading source of renewable energy.
Wind is renewable. Wind energy is renewable because it harnesses the earth's natural winds. Wind power does not consume anything to be produced. It is the same basic concept as hydroelectric power.