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How do the remains of plants and animals become fossil fuels. Why are they considered nonrenewable resources?

How do the remains of plants and animals become fossil fuels. Why are they considered nonrenewable resources?
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How do the remains of plants and animals become fossil fuels. Why are they considered nonrenewable resources?

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they become oils with heat and pressure

they are non-renewable because they take millions of years to form

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