What is a difference between renewable resources and nonrenewable resources?
Nonrenewable resources are formed quickly, while renewable resources are formed very slowly.
Renewable resources will always be available, while nonrenewable resources can be used up.
Nonrenewable resources are freely available in nature, while renewable resources are scarce.
Nonrenewable resources are available indefinitely, while renewable resources can be used up.
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