... finite, exhaustible, non-renewable ones.
Finite supply/non renewable
Because it pollutes and is finite, non-renewable.
Non-renewable. There is only a finite amount of iron on the planet, it is impossible to generate more. Iron ore is a non-renewable resource. When we have dug it all up there will be none left.
Fossil fuels are a specific type of fuel that is made up of prehistoric animals and plants. This type of fuel is considered finite and non-renewable because they take millions of years to create.
Non-renewable energy is any energy resource that is 'finite'. Examples are coal, oil, gas. renewable energy would be wave, wind, & solar.
They are nonrenewable. They are a finite resource no matter how vast the quantity. They can be recycled in some cases such as iron to extend their useful life.
They are nonrenewable. They are a finite resource no matter how vast the quantity. They can be recycled in some cases such as iron to extend their useful life.
Almost all Natural Resources (both renewable like solar and water, and finite like coal and oil) are used for energy or for materials.
Coal
"Solar energy is a renewable free source of energy that is sustainable and totally inexhaustible, unlike fossil fuels that are finite. It is also a non-polluting source of energy and it does not emit any greenhouse gases when producing electricity."This is according to energymatters,com,au
No because there is only a certain amount of iron in the world. However the amount of iron available and its easy recyclability makes it essentially a non-exhaustible non-renewable.