What is the definition for renewable resource?

Answer 1

Something that can be renewed or grown again.

Ethanol, forests (when maintained) and energy from waste are examples of renewable.

Wind, sun and geopower are really not renewables. They are considered alternatives. To be a renewable, a fuel must need to be replenished at a rate we consume it. The sun, for example, is not renewable because we do not provide any form of return to it. While it is not exhaustible during the planets existence, it is still not renewable and is finite.

Answer 2

renewable resources are things we can rely on for power, etc. that will never disappear. examples: sunlight (solar energy), wind power, geothermal. fossil fuels are not renewable, therefore we should try and use more clean renewable energy sources.

Answer 3

A renewable recourse is something that can be used over and over like water

Answer 4

A renewable resource is a resource that is naturally replaced in a relatively short amount of time.

Answer 5

capable of being replaced by natural ecological cycles or sound management practices

source: meriam Webster online dictionary

Answer 6

What can we do to protect our Natural Resources