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Production of fossil fuels takes lots of time. The sun provides light energy which, through photosynthesis, is used by plants to grow. After the plant dies (along with millions of other plants) it may be covered up by dirt, rocks etc. The heat and pressure exerted on this material under ground, with no air (oxygen) to allow burning, converts it into fossil fuels.

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