Fossil Fuels predict to run out withing 50-55 years
the solution that can prevent fossil fuels from running out?
yes. there is only so many fossil fuels in the earth
Because they are running out.
Fossil fuels are those which are naturally created from living organisms, usually only under certain conditions and a very long period of time. The most important ones are coal, oil, and natural gas. They usually consist mostly of hydrocarbons. Nonrenewable fuels are those which are only replenished on a geological timescale or not at all. They include both the above listed fuels as well as uranium, which is not being replenished but at the same time cannot be considered a fossil fuel due to its creation process. In summary: --Fossil fuels have organic origins. --Nonrenewable fuels are not being replaced on any reasonable timescale. They are often confused because of their significant overlap, but are not the same thing.
because we are running out of other fuels like oil,petrol and diesel
100% 0r 246 years
Firstly, there is only a limited quantity of fossil fuels on the planet, and they are only being replenished on a geological timescale, meaning over millions of years, so if unless we lose our dependence on them there will be a crisis when we run out. Second, fossil fuels consist mostly of hydrocarbons, which, when burnt, produce carbon dioxide, which is in large quantities causing global warming.
We are running out of fossil fuels because people are driving to the same place with 2 cars rather than 1 if you 2 are friends so one of you can give each other a lift , :) lol I think
fossil fuels
... Because there is no more fighting for oil :)
how r fossil fuels canverted to fuels
because when fossil fuels are burned,the fossil fuels are running out more and more and so scientists are trying to figure out a way for fossil fuels to become more of a renewable resourse then a nonrenewable resource so that way we have more of a likely cause that we will have a future use of all the fossil fuel that are about to run out just like an extinct species.