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depletable

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He further added that the oil is a depletable product.
Reliance on oil revenue hurts Sudanese economy - official by Sudan Tribune (Sudan)
Such depletable fuels are also prone to rapid price escalations as well as significant price volatility, and exposed to sudden fluctuations in currency rates.
Correcting a market failure: fast tracking renewable energy with the ... by Sovacool, Benjamin K. / Pacific Ecologist
Those extra depletable carbon pools have sponsored a huge understanding of where we are and how we got here: the Copernican revolution, Newton's laws, Darwin's and Einstein's insights, plate tectonics, the Hubble telescope.
From extractive to renewable agriculture by Jackson, Wes / Synthesis/Regeneration
 
 
 
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