Yes because it was good
Coal is a fossil fuel and when you use it up it's gone.
Oils wells dig up fossil fuels. The fuel that they bring up is raw, unrefined, and full of gunk. It's known as crude oil. So yes, crude oil is a fossil fuel. Correct me if I'm wrong.
No, water is not considered a fossil fuel. Fossil fuels are formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals, while water is a compound made up of hydrogen and oxygen molecules.
No a fossil fuel is not a renewable resource, once it's used up you can't get it bad. In fact a lot of our electricity is made by burning fossil fuels, which is very bad for the environment because it produces a lot of carbon dioxide.
coal is the main fossil fuel on earth that is found under the earth and dug up.
It is difficult to predict exactly which fossil fuel will be used up the fastest as it depends on factors such as global demand, technology advancements, and environmental policies. However, currently, coal is being consumed at a rapid rate due to its use in electricity generation, especially in developing countries.
Fossil fuel, oil and gass
Sunshine + Water = Gasoline and bigtime researchers have already figured out how to do it in the laboratory and now they have to scale it up. When they do, the fuel world is in for a really big change.
If all fossil fuels were depleted, the land where they existed would likely experience changes in geology and ecosystems. Oil and gas reserves are often in underground deposits, so extraction can cause subsidence or sinkholes. The land could also see ecological shifts as habitats adapt to the absence of fossil fuel extraction activities.
coal is a type of solid fossil fuel and is formed from the remains of plant life.
Yes. Walking won't use up anywhere near as much fossil fuel as driving does, and won't contribute to pollution.
They can be educated to understand the dangers of overuse.They can be persuaded that fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) will be expensive to their lifestyles.They can be encouraged to sign up for renewable energy (solar, wind, hydro, tidal and wave, geothermal among others) for their electricity supplies.