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2007-01-10 05:16:16
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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Would u believe never
The world is set up to recycle our air. This is done through plants and photosynthesis which removes most of the CO2 from our air ,u think that is neat I do. When the plants take in the CO2 the plants keep the C and gives back the O2 . Then u go back to the C the plants kept. The CO2 accelerates the plant growth because that is the way they produce there food. This means that the plants grow bigger with more CO2 . Them winter comes and killers the plants back and the leaves etc. fall off and wash down the rivers to the delta where they decompose into gas ,oil,and coal. We just need to spread around the use of different fuels and keep some of the easier fuels for our transportation. So the earth with the help of the plants also recycles our fossil fuels.
2007-01-10 14:47:50
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answer #2
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answered by JOHNNIE B 7
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How Much Oil Do We Have Left?
Source: Mauritius Times
World oil reserves cannot be given in precise figures: they can only be estimated. The oil industry believes that the total recoverable oil in the known oilfields of the world was about 2,300 billion barrels, of which we have already used up more than half. The total volume of crude oil present in the known reserves is believed to be 1,050 billion barrels (1050 Gb). The barrel is a measure used in the industry to denote a volume of 42 American gallons, equivalent to 159.7 litres. The American gallon measures 3.785 litres. .........
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2007-01-10 13:42:06
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answer #3
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answered by curiousgene 1
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As long as i remember, we'll run out of coal at about 100 years (maybe a bit more);
Gas will end up in 80 years;
we'll run out of oil in about 40 years.
2007-01-10 13:17:54
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answer #4
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answered by Lolabola 2
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never, because of advanced technology we use less of this stuff. but if we didn't advance into a new age we would run out in about a thousand years from now and the ozone layer will have depleted
2007-01-10 13:25:15
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answered by Anonymous
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by current spending, just within 50 years. I heard this from news.
2007-01-10 13:22:22
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answered by HaveANiceDay 2
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Good question. I say we still have a long while before that happens.
2007-01-10 13:20:03
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answer #7
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answered by Irish Girl 5
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