Policy Briefs synthesize existing research knowledge on a policy or practice issue of importance.
Water is technically considered a renewable resource because it can be used over and over again and it has a rain cycle. However, it is only in the short-term that water can be thought of as a renewable resource and the sustainability of this renewable resource is questionable.ne of the main reasons that water may become a non-renewable source is the population growth. The population is expanding at a speedy rate, and this is putting enormous pressure on all our resources, even the renewable ones.
Natural Resources: The natural resources of Wisconsin are comprised of rich soils, minerals, large forest stands and abundant supplies of water. There are 1,690 square miles of inland water as well as borders on two of the Great Lakes; Michigan and Superior. Rainfall is plentiful.