Yes, a clean river can be considered a renewable resource if managed properly. Here's why: Natural Renewal Process : Rivers naturally renew through the water cycle, where water evaporates, forms clouds, and then falls back to earth as precipitation, replenishing river systems. Water Purification : Rivers have natural self-cleaning mechanisms through processes like sedimentation, where particles settle at the bottom, and biological processes where microorganisms help break down pollutants. Human Management : With sustainable practices like wastewater treatment, pollution control, and conservation of riparian zones (areas adjacent to rivers), the quality of river water can be maintained or improved, ensuring its renewability. However, for a river to remain clean and renewable: Pollution Control : Continuous efforts are needed to prevent or reduce pollution from industrial, agricultural, and urban sources. Conservation : Protecting the river's ecosystem, including its watershed an...
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