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They predict with in 75 to 100 years from now.

That is what they say to the public. It is more like 20 to 30 years at the current rate of use and increase which is exponential . Some scientist say the Oil companies and the Middle East, are now getting to worry. They need to get as much for what is left as fast as possible, before the countries get the idea we do not need it and go to solar and geothermal. I took geology and believe me there no where near the oil they say there is. At least accessible oil. Granted there is probably lots in the ocean and very deep in the ocean, and areas that are protected or frozen. But it is not worth getting it.

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Fossil fuels are finite resources, so they will eventually run out with continued extraction and consumption. The time frame for when they will be depleted depends on factors like extraction rates, technological advancements, and the shift to renewable energy sources. Transitioning to sustainable alternatives is crucial for long-term energy security.

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There is only so much of it in the earth, it takes millions of years to make more and we are using it up at a much faster rate than the earth is making it. At some point it there just won't be enough to go around.

Fortunately, we have hundreds of years of fuel left while we search for safer and cleaner alternatives.

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βˆ™ 14y ago

Yes, we are running out of Fossil Fuels. In about 30 years, it will be gone. We will have to turn to solar and nuclear energy.

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50 years for oil

250 for nuclear

and coal will run out in 80 years...

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.will fossil fuels last forever? why .will fossil fuels last forever? why

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because the economy is running out of petrol because petrol is being used more that it is made and soon we will run out.

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Yes it will run out because it is being used a lot.

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it depends on how much fossil fuels we burn. the more fossil fuels we burn, the quicker it is goint to run out.

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Yes

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