The importance of fossil fuels and the challenges facing their use

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The importance of fossil fuels and the challenges facing their use

Fossil Fuels Advantages Disadvantages Easy to use Inexpensive Can be burned for heating homes, transportation and production of electricity Creates CO2 (global warming) Causes acid precipitation Non-renewable <100 years left Fossil Fuels

The Sun- the ultimate source of energy on Earth

Photosynthesis

Photosynthesis Reaction

Formation of Fossil Fuels

The Carbon Cycle

Carbon Cycle

Coal

Coal Burning Power Plant

Electricity Generation in the US

Global Warming

CO2 Emissions in the US

Oil (Petroleum)

Formation of Oil

Fractional Distillation of Oil

Octane (major component of gasoline)

Oil production worldwide

Oil Consumption Worldwide

Natural Gas

Home heating

Fossil Fuels Advantages Disadvantages Easy to use Inexpensive Can be burned for heating homes, transportation and production of electricity Creates CO2 (global warming) Causes acid precipitation Non-renewable <100 years left Fossil Fuels

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