Deletion of Nonmineral

Comment: I don't claim much expertise on this topic area, but this is unsourced and it doesn't look it can be sourced by the few editors who have tried, so  applies to the whole page at this point. Based on my searches, it seems nonmineral is an arbitrary substance defined as such by some law (e.g. sand and gravel were declared nonmineral in a US law  http://books.google.com/books?id=3CTbA3sv2y4C&pg=PA132) rather than some generally accepted scientific terminology. I'm not sure that would get us much beyond a , but in any case, this page would need to be completely rewritten if that use of "nonmineral" is the common one. Another book seems to give an economics-based definition, where "nonmineral" seems to be anything from solar energy to timber and fisheries http://books.google.com/books?id=q-1uTQSILRkC&pg=PA2! Yet a third book defines nonmineral as precisely C, H, N, and O in the field of nutrition http://books.google.com/books?id=88CaKDI6lnwC&pg=PA618. So perhaps this needs to be some kind of , but  applies at this point to the present content
Stance: delete
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Comment: per nom. Unreferenced and incorrect . -- Special:Contributions/101.119.28.31|101.119.28.31
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