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People who obtain their water from wells for water are using ________.

groundwater

Trees grown on tree farms are an example of a _________.

renewable resource

A resource that cannot be replaced after it is used up is called _________.

nonrenewable resource

In the United States, about half of the ________ comes from the cars people drive.

air pollution

Because the smoke from a forest fire is an unwanted substance that is added to the air, it is called a ________.

pollutant

A fuel formed over many years from the remains of living organisms is called a ________.

fossil fuel

A molecule of oxygen with three atoms of oxygen is called ________.

ozone

Rain containing acids formed from air pollutants is called ________.

acid rain

A colorless, odorless pollutant called ________ is poisonous to breath.

carbon monoxide

Why is coal classified as a nonrenewable resources?

Coal is classified as a nonrenewable resource because it takes millions of years to be made again.

Why is air pollution worse than it was 500 years ago?

Air pollution is worse than it was 500 years ago because many years ago people didn't drive cars. Cars and smokey factories only developed over the last 120 years.