Synonyms for fossil fuel
fos·sil fu·el

Princeton's WordNet

1. fossil fuelnoun

   fuel consisting of the remains of organisms preserved in rocks in the earth's crust with high carbon and hydrogen content

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1. Daniel Turner:

   Alaska’s senators voted for Deb Haaland. … [She] has a very clear track record of her beliefs, her hatred for the fossil fuel industry, this is just the beginning.

2. Mike Coffin:

   Listed companies have started to acknowledge the risk of sanctioning stranded assets; the risks for governments are similar, but with outcomes that will impact hundreds of millions of people, whether or not individual petrostates care about the physical effects of climate change, they must recognise the impact falling fossil fuel income will have on their economies and take action to diversify.

3. Mona Sarfaty:

   Children suffer more heat impacts because they spend more time outside. They are more vulnerable to the heat-related increases in air pollution that come from fossil fuel exhaust, because their lungs are still developing. Outdoor play also makes them more prey to insect vectors carrying dangerous infections, the doctors in our societies are seeing these problems today, and they will undoubtedly get worse if we don't decisively address climate change.

4. Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay:

   Electricity is like oil for us and is the most abundant resource, my target for Bhutan is a 70 percent reduction in fossil fuel imports by 2020.

5. Oil Change International:

   Reinstating the ban would also send a strong signal to energy investors that the fossil fuel era is drawing to a close.