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How fossil fuels built the modern world | The Scope

How fossil fuels built the modern world | The Scope

Posted on July 7, 2026 By admin



How did prehistoric trees and microbes become jet fuel and smartphones? The Scope traces the history of energy extraction and how ‘ancient’ hydrocarbons are found in almost everything we touch.



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