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Scientists to Calculate How Much Fuel is Left on Earth by 2025
Fuel has played a key role in driving important phenomena such as plate tectonics and volcanic activities, but is the planet running out of this important resource? A team of scientists has developed a way to calculate how much fuel will be left on Earth by the year 2025.
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