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Fossil fuels release carbon dioxide which plants use to make food.
Fossil fuels release carbon dioxide which plants use to make food.
When fossil fuels are burned, they release toxic gases into the air that cause pollution and increase global warming.
When fossil fuels are burned, they release toxic gases into the air that cause pollution and increase global warming.
Fossils fuels produce waste that exposes humans to dangerous levels of radiation.
Fossils fuels produce waste that exposes humans to dangerous levels of radiation.
When fossil fuels are burned, hazardous ash is created and carried through the environment by wind and dropped into nearby lakes and ponds.
When fossil fuels are burned, hazardous ash is created and carried through the environment by wind and dropped into nearby lakes and ponds.
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The statement that best explains an environmental outcome of using fossil fuels for energy is:
When fossil fuels are burned, they release toxic gases into the air that cause pollution and increase global warming.
This statement accurately captures the significant environmental impact of fossil fuel combustion, particularly in terms of air pollution and its contribution to climate change.
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