A renewable exhaustible natural resource is:

A renewable exhaustible natural resource is:

Options

(a) coal
(b) petroleum
(c) minerals
(d) forest

Correct Answer:

forest

Explanation:

Exhaustible resources are those natural resources that are likely to be exhausted due to their continuous use. Forest is a renewable exhaustible resource that can be again and again produced. Coal, petroleum and minerals are non-renewable exhaustible natural resources that cannot be again produced.

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