yes, water (H2O) can be used as an alternative fuel, by means of splitting so to speak the water into hydrogen and oxygen through an electric current, but the main problem as we all know that electricity and water can end very badly so, until there is a safe way to do so it will remain a thought, also once split the H2and the O can be reacted back in water and the energy of the splitting and the rejoining makes and endothermic reaction (gives of heat/energy (to be used as a power source for a auto mobile))
No, warm water fuels a hurricane
using solar energy instead of natural gas to heat water
Water is used to tun a turbine. It is used instead of using fossil fuels to burn water to turn a turbine.
Burning fuels creates, or releases, mostly water and carbon dioxide, with a small number of other gases, depending on the quality of the fuel.
For example, nuclear fuels.
using solar energy instead of natural gas to heat water
Re-newable
There are many other alternatives to using our fossil fuels, get online silly! Google things like wind, solar energy, and water energy....
Hydrogen is the only fuel that forms exclusively water when burned. Other fuels will form water in addition to other by-products such as carbon dioxide.
If the world runs out of fossil fuels and hasn't developed sufficient alternate energy sources, an energy crisis will ensue. Most people will be forced to do without privately owned vehicles for transportation, and basic services such as electricity, water and sewage may be disrupted or discontinued. Also, fossil fuels provide many of the raw materials used to create plastics and synthetic products such as fabrics - without fossil fuels these products may no longer be available.
No, the burning of fossil fuels affects the carbon cycle, but not the water cycle.