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Forests are renewable resource true or false​
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Forests are renewable resource true or false​

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Answer: Renewable.

Explanation: 70% of the earth is water, once you chop the tree down, it can grow back with the same nutrients from the earth

(My apologies if I'm wrong.)

User Artem Shafranov
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Answer:

true

Step-by-step explanation:

A forest is a renewable resource but it takes much more time to grow a forest than to grow a stand of trees

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