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Janelle Kelley
7 February, 21:47
How are fossil fuels created?
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Brett Foley
8 February, 01:21
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Answer:They are created by decomposed plants and animals which were altered to natural gas, heavy oils or crude oil due to being exposed to a lot of heat and pressure in the earth's crust over millions of years.
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