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Leonel Predovic
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Experienced, Supportive Teacher|KS3 & GCSE Science & A Level Biology
This is because they are non-renewable, meaning that we cannot produce more of them in our lifetime. The clue is in their name... fossil fuels are formed from fossils, which take millennia to form.
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