Claim: Water can be considered a renewable resource.
Evidence: Water is part of the Earth's hydrological cycle, where it evaporates, condenses, and precipitates, allowing it to be continuously replenished in nature. Despite this, factors such as over-extraction, pollution, and climate change can affect its availability and quality.
Reasoning: While water is naturally replenished, its sustainability hinges on responsible management and conservation practices. Therefore, while it holds the potential to be renewable, human impact can threaten its status as such.