What resources are fossils?

Fossil refers to fossil energy. Fossil energy is a hydrocarbon or its derivative.

Fossil refers to fossil energy, which is a hydrocarbon or its derivative. It is a major energy source, which is deposited by fossils of ancient creatures. When fossil fuels are not completely burned, they will emit toxic gases, but they are indispensable fuels for human beings. Natural resources contained in fossil energy include coal, oil and natural gas.

Fossil energy is the most important energy consumed in the world, accounting for 87.9% of global energy consumption. However, with the continuous exploitation of human beings, the exhaustion of fossil energy is inevitable, and most of the fossil energy will be exhausted in this century.

Harm of fossil energy

Among the pollution caused by fossil energy, air pollution has the greatest impact on human health. Among them, fine particles with a diameter less than or equal to 2.5 microns are called PM2.5

The width of these tiny particles is 40 times smaller than that of human hair, which is invisible to the naked eye. These particles are small enough, but they will do great harm to human body. These particles are small enough to enter the alveoli through the respiratory tract, causing sensitive lung tissue inflammation, and can also enter the blood, affecting organs such as the heart and brain. Air pollution can lead to acute and chronic diseases.