Fossil fuel was laid down under the ground millions of years ago, so it has been non-renewable for a long time. This won't change.
Around 1-4 million gallons a year
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2 gallons of fossil fuels are burnt a day
An estimated 35.6 billion metric tons are made from burning fossil fuels every year, and that number rises sharply every year.
Over period of millions of year.
Oil and gas are fossil fuels and come from millions of year of earths pressure on the fossil and plant life that once existed. This is why they are nonrenewable.
natural gas
Coal is a non-renewable resource, because it takes extreme conditions and a very long time for decomposing organic matter to turn into coal.The term, renewable is a bit of a misnomer. Even solar energy, wind power, and geothermal sources aren't renewable, in the strictest sense of the word. These are considered to be inexhaustible, as mankind probably won't be able to significantly deplete them.
No, they are renewable because (under usual circumstances) you can plant them again year after year. Non-renewable resources are those that cannot be replaced, which is almost exclusively applied to oil and other fossil fuels.
Around 1-4 million gallons a year
Not if it uses fuel derived from fossil oil deposits or other fossil fuels which are not renewable. If it uses bio fuel then that is renewable, as a new crop grows every year.
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The year that fuel injection did become standard on Honda cbr is in the year of 2001 and has been used ever since then including today and probably in the future.
1987
The wind blows when it blows, but we assume it will continue from year to year. The turbines themselves are completely renewable, when they come to end of life. This would be when maintenance and repair is becoming uneconomic. ( that point is before installation) They never pay for themselves in their rated lifetime. They provide almost zero power when you add in the standby costs for fossil fuel backup. They kill birds and bast proving to be an environmental nightmare.
The Tully monster is the Illinois fossil state symbol. However, the year it became the symbol is not listed.