
Charlotte N. answered 04/03/23
International Affairs Major
If you're trying to argue this to someone on the fence or worried primarily on the economic factor - not ecological - it may be conducive to argue that the long-term financial consequences of nonrenewable energy will be worse than the economic growing pains of a transition period. Renewable energy leads to a more stable economy on account of the fact that its, well, renewable.
As an aside, I'd advise being careful with how you phrase your topic. While I agree that what you say is true, the point is you're making a persuasive argument instead of stating apparent fact.