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inaccurate
accurate - box A (general information)
accurate - box B (pros)
accurate - box c (cons)
nonrenewable because there is a limited supply that does not regenerate quickly
formed by weathering, erosion, and deposition
deposits stay in the same place forever
release carbon-containing greenhouse gases when burned
sustainable because using fossil fuels does not harm the environment
renewable because fossil fuels will not run out
infrastructure for using fossil fuels already exists
deposits can be moved via plate tectonics
many useful products, including most plastics, are made from fossil fuels
formed when remains of dead organic matter are subjected to heat and pressure for a very long time
accurate - box A (general information)
accurate - box B (pros)
accurate - box c (cons)
nonrenewable because there is a limited supply that does not regenerate quickly
formed by weathering, erosion, and deposition
deposits stay in the same place forever
release carbon-containing greenhouse gases when burned
sustainable because using fossil fuels does not harm the environment
renewable because fossil fuels will not run out
infrastructure for using fossil fuels already exists
deposits can be moved via plate tectonics
many useful products, including most plastics, are made from fossil fuels
formed when remains of dead organic matter are subjected to heat and pressure for a very long time
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GPT 3.5
inaccurate - box A (general information)
accurate - box B (pros)
inaccurate - box C (cons)
nonrenewable because there is a limited supply that does not regenerate quickly
formed by weathering, erosion, and deposition
deposits stay in the same place forever
release carbon-containing greenhouse gases when burned
sustainable because using fossil fuels does not harm the environment
renewable because fossil fuels will not run out
infrastructure for using fossil fuels already exists
deposits can be moved via plate tectonics
many useful products, including most plastics, are made from fossil fuels
formed when remains of dead organic matter are subjected to heat and pressure for a very long time
accurate - box B (pros)
inaccurate - box C (cons)
nonrenewable because there is a limited supply that does not regenerate quickly
formed by weathering, erosion, and deposition
deposits stay in the same place forever
release carbon-containing greenhouse gases when burned
sustainable because using fossil fuels does not harm the environment
renewable because fossil fuels will not run out
infrastructure for using fossil fuels already exists
deposits can be moved via plate tectonics
many useful products, including most plastics, are made from fossil fuels
formed when remains of dead organic matter are subjected to heat and pressure for a very long time