Synthetic fuel is a man-made fuel created from sources like natural gas, coal, or biomass instead of being directly extracted from raw oil. It is designed to work like traditional gasoline or diesel but can be cleaner because harmful substances can be removed during production. Some synthetic fuels are made using captured carbon dioxide and hydrogen, which can reduce harmful gas output when burned. They offer a way to keep using fuel-powered vehicles while lowering environmental impact compared to regular fossil fuels.

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