Answer:
I believe that they all produce carbon dioxide and all come from the ground. I dont know any differences about all so sorry.
Explanation:
All fossil fuels produce carbon dioxide which is a pollutant gas. However, coal produces the highest amount of pollutants followed by oil and lastly natural gas.
Coal is normally used in electricity generation plants as a fuel. The elements contained in coal are carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, and trace quantities of other elements. This makes coal to account for the highest number of pollution events such as acid rain, smog, global warming etc.
Oil causes such pollution as spillage, global warming and to a lesser extent, acid rain for sulfur containing crude oil. It accounts for the second largest amount of pollution stemming from fossil fuels.
Natural gas is also a pollutant but accounts for the lowest amount of pollution due to fossil fuels. It is the cleanest of the fossil fuels though it produce trace amounts of sulfur, mercury, and particulates.
Lastly, all the fossil fuels produce pollutants when they are burnt. This is why they must be replaced in the near future by renewable energy sources.
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