Question

All renewable resources are inexhaustible. Do you agree? Give reasons.

Answer 1

Renewable resources are resources that are present in infinite amounts (for example, the sun, wind) and can be replaced or reproduced at a scale comparable to its consumption (for example, wood because we can plant trees).

All renewable resources are inexhaustible, i.e., last forever with limited use.
But most renewable resources become exhaustible if we use them faster than they are renewed or replaced by nature.