Non renewable sources of energy

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 As we all know we use coal, petrol and diesel as fuels. These fuels are non renewable sources of energy.

Which means they do not replenish in a day or two. All these fuels are found underground. they are formed by the plant and animal matter which was buried a million years ago. But these fuels are only limited and if we keep using them we will soon run out of them. Which causes a big problem because everyone is dependant on fuels. So the main question is what do we do to stop this problem. we can switch off lights or fans when it is not required. we can install solar panels. and if possible we can change to electric vehicles.

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