Renewability Doesn't Apply Just to Energy. SA Article About the Scarcity of Copper
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For developing peoples, energy will not be the only resource in scarce supply. Copper, a necessity for modern technologies, may be just as hard to come by as nations progress technologically. Here is the article from Scientific American: Measure of Metal Supply Finds Future Shortage.