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Yes, burning anything releases carbon dioxide into the air, and makes it less breathable.
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Where does the oil go when it is spilled?
everywhere, it can pollute rivers, lakes, and kill plants.
Why are fossil fuels useful to the earth?
They can be used for power plants, gas and oil and MUCH MORE
Which animal is a big threat to animals and plants and why?
Machines that rely on gas and oil, because they pollute and contaminate the atmosphere.
What are 2 things that can pollute water?
Oil from oil spills can pollute water. When we shower, the ingredients in the shampoo pollute the water as well.
What is the difference in how heat is obtained in geothermal power plant and fossil fueled power plants?
Geothermal energy comes from the earth, meaning getting heat from magma within the earth, whereas fossil fueled power plants burn fossil fuels, like oil turned into gas.
Advantages of geothermal power stations?
costs less than gas or oil. doesnt pollute the air and its naturall
Why would someone want to drive a hybrid'?
He/she would drive a hybrid because he/she thinks that if we use oil it will pollute the earth.
What kind of oil do power plants burn?
Refined Crude Oil
Is there oil thermal power plants in the Philippines?
yes
What happens when nitrates and phosphorus enter rivers and lakes?
it will pollute the lake if it has chemicals that didn't come from the earth. and if the fertilizer has polltion like oil in it, it can polllute the lake and kill the fish. or the fertilizer can infect the plants like seaweed and if the fish eat the seaweed they have a possibility of dying. PS-save the earth don't pollute
What are some con's from using oil?
It can pollute the environemt and pollute the ocean and seas and other stuff like that.
What are the different types of electricity according to their sources?
Electricity produced from:Fossil power plants (Coal, natural gas, oil fueled power plants)Renewable power plants (solar, wind, biomass, ... )nuclear power plants
