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Why do most countries still burn fossil fuels?
Fossil fuels have distinct advantages:the energy source is known and availablethe required technology i d known and availablethere is a committed value of exiting plantsit has a hit energy densityit is dependableit is flexibleit is essentially cheap.
What can you do about the affects of fossil fuels?
I believe everyone. Let me explain. We can debate how much fossil fuels remain, but the fact is that these (oil, natural gas and coal) are limited resources. I would rephase the question to: Who should not waste fossil fuels? Then, everyone (consumers and industries) need to use fossil fuels to obtain the most benefit and not waste them.
What are the issues involved with fossil fuels?
Don't mind this question it makes no sense Which Of theses is the result of burning fossil fuels? a. Acid Rain b. Clean water c. Hydroelectric energy d. Solar energy Which Of theses is the result of burning fossil fuels? a. Acid Rain b. Clean water c. Hydroelectric energy d. Solar energy
What type of fuel used combustion to produce energy?
Fuels like gasoline, diesel, natural gas, and coal are commonly used in combustion engines to produce energy. During combustion, these fuels react with oxygen to release heat and generate power for various applications such as transportation and electricity generation.
Crude oil comes from where?
it comes from fossil fuels under the ground that are millions of years old=) =D
Fossil fuel are made from A Minerals B Plants and animals C inorganic matter D molten liquid?
Fossil Fuels are made from plants and animals.
Which fules causes minimum enviromental polloution?
Renewable fuels, such as solar, wind, and hydropower, cause minimum environmental pollution as they produce little to no greenhouse gas emissions or air pollutants during operation. These fuels are sustainable and have a low environmental impact compared to fossil fuels.
Which promotes sustainability A. Discouraging recycling programs B. Encouraging reuse of resources C. Using more fossil fuels for energy D. Replacing farms with landfills?
B. Encouraging reuse of resources promotes sustainability by reducing waste and the need for new resources, while discouraging recycling programs, using more fossil fuels for energy, and replacing farms with landfills all have negative impacts on the environment.
Which is an interaction between the geosphere and the biosphere that damages the atmosphereA( overfishing of edible species )B( the erosion of rock in the mountains )C(dumping of pollutants into a river)D(the mining and burning of fossil fuels)?
D. The mining and burning of fossil fuels is an interaction between the geosphere (where the fossil fuels are extracted) and the biosphere (impact on living organisms) that damages the atmosphere by releasing greenhouse gases and other pollutants.
How might a dependence on fossil fuels lead to international security risks?
A dependence on fossil fuels can lead to geopolitical tensions over access to resources, such as oil and gas. This competition for energy sources can result in conflicts between nations and destabilize regions that are key suppliers. Additionally, the environmental impacts of fossil fuel use, such as climate change, could exacerbate resource scarcity and social instability, further increasing security risks globally.
Carbon dioxide is produced by A Respiration B Volcanic Eruptions C Burning Fossil Fuels D All of the Above?
D ; All of them. NB When we breath out )Exhale/Respire) we breath outy carbon dioxide. B ; Volcanoes releaser carbon dioxide, together with other gases e,g, steam, sulphur dioxide, hydrogen sulphide , amongst other gases and liquid rocks. C ; We burn fossil fuels(petrol/gas/diesel) in cars and power stations. They also release CO2.
Which best describes how fossil fuels form A. Sunlight converts grass to coal and oil. B. Decayed organisms are compressed underground. C. Farms are used to produce natural gas. D. Natural gas is burn?
B. Decayed organisms are compressed underground.
