If we assume that petroleum was created from decaying plants, the ultimate energy source is the Sun's energy.
If we assume that petroleum was created from decaying plants, the ultimate energy source is the Sun's energy.
If we assume that petroleum was created from decaying plants, the ultimate energy source is the Sun's energy.
If we assume that petroleum was created from decaying plants, the ultimate energy source is the Sun's energy.
If we assume that petroleum was created from decaying plants, the ultimate energy source is the Sun's energy.
Fire + Oil = Energy
a it create jobs on oil wells and in refineries b there can be oil spills when the oil is transported from one place to another c the oil can be use to create energy d the oil comes from under the ground
ultimately it came from the sun. Oil is dead life from the Jurassic era.
Mostly from oil wells in the North Sea.
i think its from the energy stored by plants that lived hundreds of millions of years ago.=]
He thought the United States was too dependent on foreign oil
Everything can move... If you mean something that doesn't require the oil to create kinetic energy, then maybe food (cooking oil) or brakes?
particles come together by the gravitational force. hydrogen occures and while this is happening the energy is created
He thought the us was too dependent on foriegn oil
AUstralia get most of its energy from coal.Most of it comes from coal and oil produced locally
Yes. Ingredients for cooking oil tend to come from plants (like olives for olive oil) and plants are considered Natural Resources because they come from the earth.
It is a source of energy. Meaning that we can drill for it and then we have it, we don't have to create it. On the other hand hydrogen fuel has energy, but it isn't a source of energy because we can't simply drill for it, instead we have to create it. So while oil is a source of energy, other energy storing compounds like hydrogen fuel are not fuel sources.