A renewable exhaustible natural resource is:
Correct answer: D. Forest
- A. Coal
- B. Petroleum
- C. Minerals
- D. Forest
Explanation
Exhaustible resources are those natural resources which are likely to be exhausted or diminished as a result of their continuous use. These are further of two types - renewable and non renewable. Forest is a renewable exhaustible resource which can be again generated or produced artificially or naturally. Coal, petroleum and minerals are non-renewable exhaustible natural resources which cannot be again produced or generated.
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