Non-renewable energy sources
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I can explain why non-renewable energy sources are contributing to the energy problem.
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Non-renewable energy sources, e.g. fossil fuels, are those that cannot be replaced and will eventually run out.
Fossil fuels such as gas, oil and coal are transported across the globe by ships, lorries and pipelines.
Burning fossil fuels releases carbon emissions into the atmosphere.
A way of reducing climate change is for countries to stop using non-renewable fossil fuels.
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