Not exact matches
Some synthetic fabrics like nylon, rayon, and polyester are
petroleum - based, meaning they take a lot of energy to produce and suck up precious
nonrenewable resources.
In contrast to the more common alternative — petrolatum (aka
petroleum jelly), a
nonrenewable and potentially irritating ingredient — the aforementioned emollients offer both effectiveness and environmental peace of mind.
Traditional plastic bottles are made from polyethylene terephthalate, commonly known as PET, which is derived from
petroleum, a
nonrenewable resource.
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Others, such as
petroleum and natural gas, are available in limited quantities and are considered
nonrenewable.
While they're made using
petroleum, a
nonrenewable resource, the resources have already been used, the money's been spent, and pitching it will just mean more junk for the landfill.