Non-renewable energy sources, such as fossil fuels and minerals, are indispensable for our world's energy demands.
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They are highly accessible but come with a cost to our environment due to the emissions they produce.
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Unfortunately, burning coal releases harmful gases, which contribute to pollution, global warming, and acid rain.
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Crude oil, extracted from the remains of marine microorganisms over millions of years, is a vital energy source.
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Natural gas primarily comprises methane and is the result of the decomposition of organic matter.
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gas exploration can have negative environmental impacts, including the risk of explosions and oil spills.
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Most nuclear power plants are situated along the coast so that the sea can be used as a cooling mechanism.
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Non-renewable energy sources offer advantages such as easy and abundant availability.
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Production of harmful greenhouse gases contributing to global warming.
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Promoting energy efficiency, conservation, are vital steps in reducing the environmental impact of energy production.
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