Energy Consumption The Earth’s supply and our demand.

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Energy Consumption The Earth’s supply and our demand

The US is an energy hog. We have only 5% of the world’s people

Where is most of the oil located? How much do we have in the US?

Where is most of the coal located? How much do we have in the US?

How much of the coal are we using?

How has coal consumption changed over the years? CLICK HERE

Where is most of the natural gas located?

NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION Though we have a lot, look at how much we consume!!

Based on this data, should we build more nuclear plants?

Why is consumption increasing so much?

Believe it or not, this is an improvement. Just 10 years ago, the renewables made up only 5%

Since over 80% of our energy sources make CO2, how is that affecting us over time?

What happens as CO2 levels rise?