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'''Fossil Fuels''' are predominately [[hydrocarbon]] material formed from plant material over geological time under heat and pressure.  Examples include [[coal]] and [[oil]] and their derived products of [[petroleum]] or [[gasoline]]. A lot of coal comes from [[West Virginia]], [[Wyoming]] and [[Pennsylvania]]. A lot of oil comes from the [[Middle East]] and [[Venezuela]]. The United States has many oil reserves that remain untapped due to interference from [[Enviromentalism|enviromentalists]].
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'''Fossil Fuels''' are predominately [[hydrocarbon]] material formed from plant material over geological time under heat and pressure.  Examples include [[coal]] and [[oil]] and their derived products of [[petroleum]] or [[gasoline]]. A lot of coal comes from [[West Virginia]], [[Wyoming]] and [[Pennsylvania]]. A lot of oil comes from the [[Middle East]] and [[Venezuela]]. The United States has many oil reserves that remain untapped due to interference from [[Environmentalism|environmentalists]].
    
* "We owe our industrial society and elevated standard of living to fossil fuels." [http://www.cgd.ucar.edu/cas/Trenberth/XchangeGray_FtCollinsFeb08.pdf]
 
* "We owe our industrial society and elevated standard of living to fossil fuels." [http://www.cgd.ucar.edu/cas/Trenberth/XchangeGray_FtCollinsFeb08.pdf]
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