Minerals are considered non-renewable resources because they are formed over geological timescales, often taking millions of years to develop. Once extracted and used, they cannot be replenished within a human timeframe. Unlike renewable resources such as solar energy or timber, which can regenerate relatively quickly, minerals are finite and will eventually be depleted if consumption continues at current rates.
The answer depends very much on what menirals are. And, since that is not a word that is recognised in any language that I know, I regret that I cannot give a more helpful answer.
its from sunlight which converts the menirals in the water (H20) to energy
it is renewable
Eggs are renewable resources.
renewable
it is renewable
Renewable
They don't need to become renewable. They already are renewable!
Renewable - unlimited source Non renewable - limited resource
why is hydroelectric renewable why is hydroelectric renewable
Renewable
a rock is renewable