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Presentation transcript:

Intro Pic

us vs them

Global Population

American baby

Population CO 2 emissions per person Energy consumption per person Paper consumption per person Water use per person Vehicles per 1000 persons CHINA 1.2 billion 2.5 metric tons 880 kg oil equivalent 73 lbs 116,000 gallons 16 USA 293 million 19.8 metric tons 7960 kg oil equivalent 730 lbs 484,500 gallons 774 Consumption: China vs USA

Metals

Mineral Exploration by Satellite

Mineral Processing

Energy Sources

Energy

Coal

Coal Resources

Nuclear

Oil & Natural Gas

World Oil Forecast

Oil makes gas, right? Well… saccharine (artificial sweetener) roofing paper aspirin hair coloring heart valves crayons parachutes telephones bras transparent tape antiseptics purses deodorant panty hose air conditioners shower curtains shoes volleyballs electrician's tape floor wax lipstick sweaters running shoes bubble gum car bodies tires house paint hair dryers guitar strings pens ammonia eyeglasses contacts life jackets insect repellent fertilizers hair coloring movie film ice chests loudspeakers basketballs footballs combs/brushes linoleum fishing rods rubber boots water pipes vitamin capsules motorcycle helmets fishing lures petroleum jelly lip balm antihistamines golf balls dice insulation glycerin typewriter/ computer ribbons trash bags rubber cement cold cream umbrellas ink of all types wax paper paint brushes hearing aids compact discs mops bandages artificial turf cameras glue shoe polish caulking tape recorders stereos plywood adhesives TV cabinets toilet seats car batteries candles refrigerator seals carpet cortisone vaporizers solvents nail polish denture adhesives balloons boats dresses shirts (non-cotton) perfumes toothpaste roller-skate wheels plastic forks tennis rackets hair curlers plastic cups electric blankets oil filters floor wax ping pong paddles cassette tapes dishwashing liquid water skis upholstery chewing gum thermos bottles plastic chairs transparencies plastic wrap rubber bands computers gasoline diesel fuel kerosene heating oil asphalt motor oil jet fuel marine diesel butane Sorry, this is only a partial list…

Sustainability To sustain our current standard of living, we must: · Natural-resource-usage-rate reduced 75% · Pollution generation reduced 50% · Capital-investment generation reduced 40% · Food production reduced 20% · Birth rate reduced 30%

The Olduvai theory

Bingeing

Pollutants

Global Warming

Warming Estimates

Global Warming Estimates