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    Fossil fuels such as coal and gas are formed from the remains of dead organisms that were buried underground and exposed to heat and pressure over millions of years. Fossil fuels exist in solid form as coal extracted from land plants, and in liquid forms such as oil and tar sands extracted from marine plants. Mining is required to extract fossil fuels like coal, which is found deposited in rock layers, but mining has negative environmental impacts including erosion, sinkhole formation, biodiversity loss, water and air pollution, and effects on organisms.

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    Fossil fuels such as coal and gas are formed from the remains of dead organisms that were buried underground and exposed to heat and pressure over millions of years. Fossil fuels exist in solid form as coal extracted from land plants, and in liquid forms such as oil and tar sands extracted from marine plants. Mining is required to extract fossil fuels like coal, which is found deposited in rock layers, but mining has negative environmental impacts including erosion, sinkhole formation, biodiversity loss, water and air pollution, and effects on organisms.

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    FOSSIL FUELS

    BY: PRATHAM

    Fossil Fuel,
    There are many natural fuels such as coal and gas, formed
    within the dead organism remains. Fossil fuels are energy
    resources, derived from the remains of living organisms, that
    were buried by little particles and exposed to elevated
    temperatures for millions of years. Fossil fuels are found in
    solid, as coal, which is taken within from land plants; liquids,
    such as oil or tar sands or gas. Are found in marine plants.
    Fossil fuels are obtained by converting raw materials into, what
    we call fossil fuels. We find them, extract them from the
    ground. Coal is maintained by what we call coal seam found in
    a rock layer state. Mining is the only way to remove it. The
    impact of mining fossil fuels;
    Erosion
    Formation Of Sinkholes
    Loss Of Biodiversity
    Divisions
    People getting kicked out
    Social Dynamics
    Acid Rock Drainage
    Water Pollution
    Aquatic Organisms
    Terrestrials Organisms
    Deforestation
    Subsidence

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