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What is common to all fossil fuels?

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Anastasy [175]2 years ago

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All fossil fuels are formed deep underground. They are all nonrenewable energy sources. They are all made of hydrocarbons.They all release carbon dioxide <span>pollution when burned.
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All fossil fuels are formed deep underground. they are all nonrenewable energy

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