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Environmental Science
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matter
Chemistry
Soft matter
Fuels
Sedimentary rocks
Environmental issues
Fuel gas
Fossil fuel
Coal
air pollution
Hydrocarbon
Natural gas
Environment

Name: ____________________________________ The Earth's Resources 1. Nonrenewable Resources a. _________________________________ take millions of years to form and accumulate b. _________________________ are hydrocarbons that are used for energy. They are formed from the _____________ of __________ and _____________. ( Coal is the solid form of ___________________ used for fuel. - Almost _____% of coal is used for power production. - The smoke from burning coal is a major part of _____________ coal is a major part of Acid Rain ( _____________________&____________________ are the liquid and gas forms of hydrocarbons used for energy.

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