The document discusses fossil fuels, which get their energy from biomass that accumulated over millions of years to form fossils. Fossil fuels are non-renewable resources that have nearly doubled in consumption every 20 years since 1900. The energy from burning fossil fuels is used to generate electricity and power machines. However, relying on fossil fuels causes pollution, destroys landscapes, decreases tourism, and contributes to the greenhouse effect by releasing gases into the atmosphere. While fossil fuels are widely used as an energy source, their use also leads to various negative consequences like pollution of water and air and threats to underwater life and fishing industries.

1. Marta Fernández Pérez 3ºA
María Almeida Moreno

2.  This energy come from the biomass produced
millions of years.
 This biomass has suffer a big process of
transformation.
 During these years, the fossils accumulated a lot
of energy.
 This is why they are called fossil fuels.

3.  It´s non-renewable.
 Once we´ve burned them all, there isn´t any more,
 And our consumption of fossil fuels has nearly
doubled every 20 years since 1900

4.  The energy comes from
the burn of fossil fuels
 We obtained the heat
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electricity energy in
the electric plants.
and we transform in

5. The machines that we use, are big and pollution
It destroys large areas of the landscape,
The turists decrease
Greenhouse effect, it puts too
much gases into the atmosphere
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6.  No, it isn’t becuse it will
supposes the end of all
of the fishermans’ work
in the Canary Island.
 The tourists will not go to
the Canary Island because
the water will be very
polluted and the beaches
dirty , so the tourism will be
low.
very

7.  Pros:
 Is the most used
 The produce of
energy.
−Cons:
−The pollution that
produce it
−It pollutes the
water , the air…
−The extinction of
life underwater
−Tourism low
−The end of the
fishing work