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Renewable resources can be used without worry about consequences to the environment.
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False.
"Renewable" means the resource can naturally replenish, but it can still cause environmental harm if used unsustainably. Examples: overfishing or overharvesting timber depletes populations and habitats; large hydropower dams disrupt rivers and ecosystems; biofuel crops can drive deforestation and biodiversity loss; solar and wind farms require land and materials and can affect wildlife. Sustainable management is required to avoid negative consequences.
"Renewable" means the resource can naturally replenish, but it can still cause environmental harm if used unsustainably. Examples: overfishing or overharvesting timber depletes populations and habitats; large hydropower dams disrupt rivers and ecosystems; biofuel crops can drive deforestation and biodiversity loss; solar and wind farms require land and materials and can affect wildlife. Sustainable management is required to avoid negative consequences.
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