Resource Depletion

Resource depletion is the using up of a natural resource faster than it can be replenished or replaced, which is a real risk for nonrenewable resources like oil, coal, and metal ores but can also happen to renewable resources, like a fishery, if they are harvested faster than they can naturally recover. Depletion can drive up prices, spark competition or conflict over what remains, and push economies to find substitutes or new sources.

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