Why are fossil fuel resources sometimes referred to as "buried sunshine"? because they make the earth warm because they are found deep in the earth and the energy stored in them was obtained from the sun long ago because they produce energy the same way the sun does all of the above

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Emery Gomez

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20 September, 02:31

Why are fossil fuel resources sometimes referred to as "buried sunshine"? because they make the earth warm because they are found deep in the earth and the energy stored in them was obtained from the sun long ago because they produce energy the same way the sun does all of the above

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Lizeth Anderson · Answer 1

The correct answer is all of the above

Thompson · Answer 2

The correct answer of the given question above would be all of the above. The fossil fuel resources sometimes referred to as "buried sunshine" because they make the earth warm; they are also found deep in the earth and the energy stored in them was obtained from the sun long ago, and that's because they also produce energy the same way the sun does.