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Coal
What Would Happen if We Burned All the World’s Fossil Fuels?
Consuming all of the world’s fossil fuels would cause sea levels to rise by over 164 feet.
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Petroleum
The Downfall of Diesel: Why Clean Diesel Was Too Good to Be True
The decline of diesel-powered vehicles has started to accelerate in countries around the world.
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Coal
Research Shows That Fossil Fuel Consumption Will Increase Severe Airline Turbulence
Research suggests that pumping out more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere will significantly increase instances of severe airline turbulence.
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Natural Gas
Gas Flaring: Why Is So Much Energy Wasted?
Gas flaring is becoming one of the most challenging energy and environmental issues facing the fossil fuel industry.
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Coal
The Impact of Fossil Fuels on the Environment
One thing that will remain true about human nature is the quest for development; and in this quest, as is seen through the ages, man will utilize as much as possible, all resources, natural and non-natural, physical and abstract, lasting and ephemeral. One particular set of resources in light of this is fossil fuels; particularly useful in the production of…
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Coal
Bangladesh Plans to Defy the Paris Agreement With the Expansion of Coal-Fired Power Plants
Bangladesh is poised to continue to exacerbate social, environment, and economic impacts with the expansion of coal power plants.
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Coal
Fossil Fuel Formation: Looking to the Past to Plan for the Future
Studying the composition and formation of fossil fuels has provided scientists with vital insights into the Earth’s natural resources.
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Alternatives
Changing the Energy Grid
DOE’s Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy has earmarked $43 million to aid carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology development.
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Coal
The Future of Fossil Fuels: New Discoveries, Technological Advancements, and Global Growth
As energy consumption continues to rise, the Energy Information Administration expects that fossil fuels will remain as the primary source of global energy.
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Alternatives
Fossil Fuel Production Continues to Surge Following the Paris Agreement
Current global production targets for fossil fuels will more than double the amount of carbon dioxide needed to increase global warming by 1.5 degrees Celsius.
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