...crops, and biodiversity.? Many resources are renewable if we use them in moderation, but can become non-renewable if we overexploit them. Order the following resources on a continuum of renewability, from most renewable to least renewable: soils, timber, fresh water, food crops, and biodiversity. What factors influenced your decision? For each of these resources, what might constitute over exploitation, and what might constitute sustainable use?
Organize from most renewable to least renewable: soils, timber, fresh water, food...
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