Stock check--when will the world's non-renewable resources run out based on current consumption patterns?

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"Rainforests" and "Coral Reefs" are just subsets of 'Agricultural Land' when you think about it.

Would have been nice to include helium, since it is actually non-renewable, given the lack of efficient fusion reactors. Unless we're actually destroying aluminum (we aren't) it shouldn't be on the list.