How Is Gas Linked To Oil?
Why when talking about saving co2 by reducing gas consumption people refer to oil reserves running low. How are the two linked together?
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asked 2 years ago
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In my opinion gas is a substitute to oil. And when people talk about saving CO2, it automaticaly means the consumption of oil.
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