Fossil fuels are non-renewable materials such as petroleum (oil and gas) and coal. In addition to causing local air pollution, the burning of fossil fuels releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and contributes to climate change. Moreover, many fossil fuels are reaching their "peak" production, making extraction too expensive. For these reasons, you may want to curb—if not the end—your use of these materials. You can do your part through the “three Rs” (reducing, reusing, and recycling), conserving energy, and making smart transportation choices.
Reducing, Reusing, and Recycling: Reduce your use of plastic, reuse plastic contains to store food, refuse plastic as often as possible, and recycle what you can’t reduce or reuse.
Conserving Energy: Use energy-efficient light bulbs.,Reduce lighting use, Unplug small appliances and electronics, Power up with renewables etc.
Choosing Transportation Wisely: Choose zero-carbon transportation, Use public transportation, Look into hybrid or electric cars etc
Spreading the Word: Educate friends/family on the benefits of recycling, conserving energy, and eco-friendly transportation options.