Fossil fuels, such as coal, oil, and natural gas, are both nonrenewable and non-recyclable resources. Once they are consumed, they cannot be replaced or reused.
One resource that is both nonrenewable and nonrecyclable is nuclear fuel. Nuclear fuel, such as uranium, is used to generate nuclear power in plants. Once the nuclear fuel is used up, it cannot be renewed or recycled, making it a nonrenewable and nonrecyclable resource.
