Fossil fuels are raw material for energy production. They are non-renewable natural resources, originated from organic debris accumulated in the earth's crust millions of years ago.
These fuels are called fossils because they originated from the remains of animals and plants that lived in ancient times. These organic remains have been deposited over thousands of years in very deep layers of the earth's crust and transformed by the action of temperature and pressure.
Fossil fuels are non-renewable resources which means that they are found in nature in limited quantities, so once their stocks are exhausted there is no way to replenish them.
Provinces in Western Canada are Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia
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The endosperm is the largest part of the seed and packed around the embryo. The seed coat is the outer layer that protects the seed's internal structures. The first stage of germination, called imbibition, occurs when the seed is exposed to water.
<span>These are a string of laws that were passed by numerous Midwestern
states such as Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois during
the late 1860s to the early 1870s. This
was endorsed by a group of farmers known as the National Grange of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry whose objective was the regulation of the increasing
prices of railroad and grain elevator companies in the aftermath of the Civil
War. The outcome of the Granger Laws was different from state to state but had
the same goal of making the price of railroad rates to favor small country
farmers.</span>
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