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Why is soil considered a non-renewable resource? A)Soil can only be formed by natural processes over hundreds or thousands of years. B)There is a limited quantity of nutrients in soil. C)Soil is no longer
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Why is soil considered a non-renewable resource?

A)Soil can only be formed by natural processes over hundreds or thousands of years.
B)There is a limited quantity of nutrients in soil.
C)Soil is no longer made in nature and can never be replaced.
D)The cost of creating soil is too high for it to be a reasonable option.

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A is the answer my friend.

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Answer: A)Soil can only be formed by natural processes over hundreds or thousands of years.

Explanation: Soil can take 500 years or more for an inch of topsoil.

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