Nuclear energy is nonrenewable

a. uranium is a rare metal.
b. once we use the earth’s supply of uranium, there will not be any more.
c. mining uranium is very expensive.
d. there are a limited number of neutrons in the world

The answer is: A. Uranium is a rare metal

Since nuclear energy itself isn't non-renewable, the metal used to create it is non-renewable. Uranium (U-235) is a very rare metal that can not be reused after the nuclear energy process.

According to scientific reports, there is enough Uranium (U-235) to produce nuclear energy for about 5,700 years, using conventional nuclear energy plants.

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