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Isn't that just a matter of perspective? Most of the stone where I live is made of limestone which is from dead organisms. To the point that you can just break
by sidewndr46 1y ago
Isn't that just a matter of perspective? Most of the stone where I live is made of limestone which is from dead organisms. To the point that you can just break it open and find fossils throughout it.
That isn't renewable in the timeframe of humanity, but in the age of the universe it's renewable.
- lukan 1y agoGood point, there are bio stones, but they are not renewable by our reference. But the vulcano stones are. And we have really lots of other stone underneath. No shortage of them. I would count them renewable.
- generic92034 1y agoIf you are counting that as renewable then crude oil could be seen as renewable, too. ;)
- sidewndr46 1y agoActually no. The situation that allowed that to happen, won't happen again in our biosphere. There are now microbes that break down decaying plant matter very quickly. So you won't ever get substantial amounts of oil being formed in the earth's crust.