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A friend says that nonrenewable energy resources are no longer being formed by natural processes. Is this true? Expalin? i'll give thanks if u answer
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A friend says that nonrenewable energy resources are no longer being formed by natural processes. Is this true? Expalin? i'll give thanks if u answer

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Well, they're still being formed as fossils break down. However, we are using them faster than they can be replenished, as they are made over a very, very slow process.
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