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Why is soil non-renewable?

Updated: 9/17/2023
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Soil is non renewable because it is hard to keep on making it. The process of making soil takes over thousands of years over time. Eventually, the things that create soil could run out or the organisms that support soil (such as worms) could become extinct and there would be no way of making more soil. Soil isn't renewable such as water because there is no guarantee it will go on forever. (Imagine the impossibility of water running out.)

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