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What fossil fuel do humans use most?
The fossil fuel that humans use most is oil (petroleum). It is primarily used for transportation, electricity generation, heating, and manufacturing. Oil is a versatile energy source that plays a key role in the global economy.
What has carbon in it?
Carbon is found in all living organisms, including plants, animals, and humans. It is also found in the atmosphere as carbon dioxide. Additionally, carbon is a component of fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gas.
How might a dependence on fossil fuels lead to international security risks?
A dependence on fossil fuels can lead to geopolitical tensions over access to resources, such as oil and gas. This competition for energy sources can result in conflicts between nations and destabilize regions that are key suppliers. Additionally, the environmental impacts of fossil fuel use, such as climate change, could exacerbate resource scarcity and social instability, further increasing security risks globally.
Will crude oil run out?
Yes. There is only so much of it and scientists think it takes hundreds of thousands of years to form naturally. There are many theories to when we are going to run out, but I don't believe there is much of a consensus on that.
What are the 4 materials humans extract from the earth?
The four main materials that humans extract from the Earth are metals (such as iron and copper), fossil fuels (like coal and oil), precious minerals (including gold and diamonds), and construction materials (such as sand and gravel).
How much oil pollution is caused by humans?
43% of the oil pollution taht happens is caused by humans.
What happens to human life when there is no oil?
Humans will have to find an alternative fuel source that won't destroy the ecosystem like oil does.
What are the advantages of drilling for oil in Alaska?
there arnt you meeny To reduce our dependence on foreign oil.
What happens if you change the oil and not the filter?
As the filter does it's work it becomes more and more clogged with filtered out particles. Eventually it will cease to work as a filter and the oil will just bypass the filter completely. Eventually you will no longer be filtering the oil. Replace the filter at every oil change.
Can global fossil fuel dependence lead to and increase in oil prices?
true
What are the negative effects of relying on oil as an energy source?
1) The ecological effects of oil, and 2) the dependence on oil, since it is not an unlimited resource.
How did president George W. Bush react to us anxiety about oil?
He pledged to work for less US dependence on foreign oil.
Where does the oil go in a 325i BMW?
in the top of the engine there is a cap with an oil can sign on it . Fill the oil in there. Be care not to over fill as it can cause the engine to cease!
How can you use the word dependence as a sentence?
The word dependence is a noun for reliance of outside sources for ones needs; subordination to someone or something; trust or reliance; a compulsive or chronic need, an addiction. Example sentences: The girl wanted to be in dependence; she wanted someone to take care of her. How can we lessen our dependence on foreign oil? She denies her dependence on prescription drugs, but her family says she needs help.
Why is Oman trying to develop its tourism and manufacturing sectors?
to rudece its dependence on its oil industry for revenue
What structure helped to decrease Americas depence on foreign oil?
The Trans-Alaska Pipeline helped to decrease America's dependence on foreign oil.
What was one result of Nigeria's dependence on its oil profits?
Nigera suffered serious economic problems when the price of oil fell on the world market
