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Most of the energy resources that we use today are .

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renewable

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non-renewable

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non-transformable

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The correct option is B non-renewable
Non-renewable energy resources are the ones that cannot be replenished easily as they take millions of years to be formed. Examples of such resources include coal, petroleum and natural gas. Most of the energy resources we use are non-renewable in nature.

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