Wind, solar, water (as in hydroelectric dams), and Biofuel (corn-based ethanol) are major alternatives to fossil fuels.
The fossil fuels are coal, oil and natural gas.
Well there are: *Solar energy *Wind power *Fossil fuels *Nuclear fuels (but some nuclear fuels e.g. plutonium are not found in nature, thus are secondary sources) *Geothermal power *Tidal power *Wave power * and Biomass
A few are solar, nuclear, biomass, hydro power
water power, geothermal energy, solar energy
Solar energy, wind energy, firewood, muscle power (from humans or animals), tidal energy.
More wind power (and more of some other renewable energy sources) means we would use less fossil fuels.
It doesn't use fossil fuels and there are no emissions.
Any & all fossil fuels.
What energy comes from things besides fossil fuels
Fossil fuels are non-renewable resources. Sources that may not be around forever if used so fast. A few ways to save these like gas is to: convert to solar energy, use electric cars, wind power, etc.
Fossil fuels are non-renewable resources. Sources that may not be around forever if used so fast. A few ways to save these like gas is to: convert to solar energy, use electric cars, wind power, etc.
There is some debate as to whether short-term, we can continue to use fossil fuels at the same rate. We are finding new sources of fossil fuels, and these help replace the fossil fuels that we consume. Longer term, the earth's resources are limited and as we consume our fossil fuels, we will not be able to find new fossil fuels to replace them. See attached link on peak oil.