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The trees show management of these forests, Earnshaw said, by the island’s first people to protect what was an exhaustible resource.

His case depended on donations from friends and supporters, and those funds were not in exhaustible.

First, for an exhaustible resource, a rise in the interest rate increases the incentive to extract today and thus expand the available supply.

“The more you do, the more you can do. It’s not an exhaustible resource, it works the opposite way.”

“Because we know that money is exhaustible, but with these creative options, those are really largely inexhaustible.”