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Normally water in the earth's oceans and atmosphere is stable, it doesn't breakdown into its components hydrogen and oxygen, so it is renewable. It would be non-renewable if it became locked up in ice, then the amount of free water would reduce. This has happened in ice ages in the past.

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12y ago

No, water most certainly is a renewable resource; it falls from the sky naturally, how can you possibly get more "renewable" than that?

Water in aquifers (think "natural underground reservoirs") may be short-term nonrenewable, but water in general most definitely is.

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because it can't be renewed.

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cuz its nonrenewable

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