 1. Saudi Arabia  2. Venezuela  3. Canada  4. Iran  5. Iraq  6. Kuwait  7. United Arab Emirates  8. Russia  9. Libya  10. Nigeria  Where is.

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 1. Saudi Arabia  2. Venezuela  3. Canada  4. Iran  5. Iraq  6. Kuwait  7. United Arab Emirates  8. Russia  9. Libya  10. Nigeria  Where is the US?  13. United States

 1. Vocab Quiz tomorrow  2. Complete the reading (and take notes) on Chapter 19 through page 544, stopping at Other Fossil Fuels.  3. Complete Chapter 19 worksheet  4. If need be, finish chapter 18 worksheet.

 ANWR – Arctic National Wildlife Refuge  What is NPR-A?  National Petroleum Reserve – Alaska  They balance the discussion between the differing view points.  How much do we know about ANWR ?

 ANWR – Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

 How big is Alaska?

 Oil Drilling – the question is whether we should drill for oil there or not?  Where specifically in Alaska is this area?

 The map showed that the proposed drilling area is in the ANWR Coastal Plain  THIS IS WHAT THE PROPOSED EXPLORATION AREA ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE IN the Winter

TThe Prudhoe Bay (an area of ANWR) area accounts for 17% of U.S. domestic oil production. SSee pg. 531

NNot surprising, developed nations use more energy than under-developed nations. WWhy? IIndustry, technology, personal use (heat or cool homes, cars, businesses such as grocery stores,… WWhat is meant by it takes energy to make energy?

WWhat is meant by it takes energy to make energy? This just gets the oil. TThis refines it.

WWhat country holds the largest coal reserves? TThe United States – controlling roughly 80% of the world’s reserves