Good video showing that Uranium can extracted from seawater using a special plastic net
that acts like a magnet for Uranium atoms.
It's renewable because Uranium is always being replenished via rivers to the sea.
Although uranium concentration in seawater is only about 3 micrograms per liter,
the quantity of uranium dissolved in the world's oceans
is estimated to amount to 4.5 billion tonnes of uranium metal


Amidoxime - Harvesting Uranium Dications from Seawater - Dr. Stephen Boyd

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MRHaXl9_6k



So in your humble opinion, would you say that uranium is a renewable resource?
Absolutely. 100%. It's on my Twitter feed.
Nuclear is renewable energy. Nuclear is renewable energy.
There's enough of this stuff in the oceans to power us for the next 100,000 years
without burning another gram of fossil fuels. It's that simple.
It's super simple.