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No, lumber is not considered a nonrenewable resource; it is classified as a renewable resource. Trees can be replanted and sustainably managed, allowing for a continuous supply of lumber. However, if forests are over-exploited or not managed properly, they can become depleted, leading to concerns about sustainability. Therefore, responsible forestry practices are essential to ensure the renewability of lumber.

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