What is a possible "green" fuel replacement for natural gas?

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I don’t mean just for any energy, I mean specifically how it burns, like on a stove especially, but also as an option for heating homes. that’s the tough part, cooking on a stove, but environmentally friendly. its much different thatn cooking on an electric stove, and all of the professional chef’s probably wouldn’t stop using natural gas as a fuel. what other fuels can we use as a good alternative, could hydrogen work? i’m not sure, because i think it’s burning is more explosive than a nice, steady flame.

Why do scientists think burning fossil fuels changes the climate?

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I’m doing homework and a paper about "The Carbon Cycle" asks:
Millions of years ago, organisms that didn’t totally decompose were changed into coal, oil, and natural gas. These are now our supply of fossil fuels. This stored carbon is realeased into the air as carbon dioxide when the fuels are burned. Explain why some scientists believe this is causing our climate to change?

Thanks

Which Alternative Fuel is Cleanest?

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Which alternative fuel is cleanest in terms of carbon emissions, including the energy spent on manufacturing the fuel and the engines that use this type of fuel?

Also, which one is most practical? I don’t know it air cars will be able to carry out our economy.

Electric/EV’s?
Ethanol?
Natural Gas (LNG or CNG)?
Biodiesel?
Methanol?
Compressed Air?

Although the sun is useful in providing solar energy, it is harmful to man. How is it harmful?

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Fossil fuels such as oil and natural gas are non-renewable sources of energy. Solar energy is now considered the best alternative to replace fossil fuels.

What are the green businesses in India?

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I am doing a college paper on green technology in India. I would be really thankful if you can direct me to green (environmentally friendly/ Energy Efficient) businesses. I already have ONGC, Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) etc on list. They are users of Natural Gas, not totally green. I like to know about companies who use alternative fuels or otherwise those who take different measures to protect environment.