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Is it really a fossil fuel or is it man-made? do we have a finite resource on earth or not? how is there so much? if extracted from underground, how is such a colossal amount being extracted from the beneath the earth with little immediate and major consequences to the environment?

how is there so much?!

Is it really a fossil fuel or is it man-made? do we have a finite resource on earth or not? how is there so much? if extracted from underground, how is such a colossal amount being extracted from the beneath the earth with little immediate and major consequences to the environment? how is there so much?!

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It's just energy, but oil happens to be a very useful form of energy. It is high-density, which means a little of it goes a long way. It is relatively stable and safe. There is nothing wrong with using more of it. We need to use more energy as a society, a lot more energy, because the more we use, the higher our standard of living. This is a one-to-one relationship. More energy use equals a better life. We aren't going to run out of oil. There is lots of it in the ground.

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As for stability this is because it is only half of a combutable fuel.

Needs lots of o2 to make a reaction.