Uranium is a non-renewable fuel. The earth has a limited supply of this mineral. Uranium ore is mined, then refined for use in power plants. It can not be put back. The earth is not creating more uranium. As with any non-renewable fuel, we should be concern about the supply. If additional quantities are discovered, the uranium that is known to us, can increase. See related link on abundance of uranium and other minerals.
Yes However some consider uranium as a fossil fuel for being extracted through mining and in the mean time they consider nuclear energy (using uranium as its fuel) is rebewable energy source for the possibility of producing more fuel (through breeders) than the consumed fissile fuel.
No! Diesel is a product of hydrocarbons, which deposits are limited and therefore not renewable energy source.
Styrofoam is not renewable. It is plastic, made from oil, a fossil fuel. Plastics can be recycled but recycling of domestic styrofoam is often difficult as many recycling plants will not take it.
Gas - Gasoline is a petroleum product / fossil Fuel, and is a non-renewable resource. Gas - Natural Gas is typically a byproduct of petroleum production too.. and thus a non-renewable resource. However, the primary component, methane can also be made as organic or heat decomposition of organic materials, and thus can be also be a renewable resource. Gas - LPG, Propane is primarily a byproduct of petroleum production, and is also a non-renewable resource. Gas - Matter State, for example air, nitrogen, etc... wouldn't particularly be related to renewable/non-renewable resources.
Aluminum: While aluminum is a non-renewable resource, it can be recycled indefinitely without losing its quality or properties. Lead-acid batteries: These batteries are non-renewable but are recyclable, with the lead and other components being reused in new batteries. Uranium: Although uranium is a non-renewable resource used for nuclear energy, spent nuclear fuel can be reprocessed to extract usable material like plutonium for fuel.
no.
synthetic fuel is renewable
Anthracite is a form of coal, which is a fossil fuel, and is thus non-renewable.
Lignite is a fossil fuel (low grade coal) and therefore non-renewable.
Fossil fuel oil and gas are non-renewable.Vegetable oil and biogas are renewable.
yes, fossil fuel is another name for non-renewable energy sources.
Coal is a non-renewable fossil fuel. When it is burnt, you have to find more for tomorrow.
Fuel cells are a manufactured item and are not renewable. The fuel that is used in the fuel cells can either be renewable (alcohol, methane from waste digestion,hydrogen from wind or solar conversion of water) or non-renewable (Hydrogen or methane from oil and gas production, alcohol from industrial processes)
Yes However some consider uranium as a fossil fuel for being extracted through mining and in the mean time they consider nuclear energy (using uranium as its fuel) is rebewable energy source for the possibility of producing more fuel (through breeders) than the consumed fissile fuel.
Plastic is a petroleum product, and as such, is nonrenewable even though it is recyclable.
It depends where it comes from. Energy from solar, wind, water etc is renewable. Energy from burning fossil fuel is non-renewable.
It is a non-renewable fosil fuel -D.M