Sustainable development has a broad meaning in our society. The United Nations defines it as "development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs." To build a sustainable society, it is essential that humans use resources that can be continually replaced by nature instead of ones that will run out. Which of the following describes a resource that can be replaced by nature, and provides a correct example? A) Renewable Resources like solar energy and fuel made from plants.

B) Renewable Resources like plastics and petroleum products made from oil.

C) Nonrenewable Resources like sunlight and water.

D) Nonrenewable Resources like coal and natural gas.