chapter 9 Flashcards
a nuclear program based on the breeder reactor could enble a country to obtion how many more tiems engry tfrom its nuclear reserves
60-100
what is resorces depletion curve and what does it represent
typical production cycle and petroluem production
why is resources considered exhausted when 90% of it is used up
10% is too exspensive or difficult to get
when did US crude oil production peak
1970
according to m king hubbert when did or will world crude oil production peak
166-1971
what does the area uunder a resource depeletion curve represent
amount of the resources extracted from the gorund
what happened to the US crude oil production since 2005 why
prouction has risensignificanlty since fracking
why do reserves of resources usallly last longer than most early estimates predict
not all resources have been discovered
why are we still interested in coal energy option
long reserves have been discovered
why dont we use coal rn
coal is solid fuel so its less versistial concernts abt clomate change and air quality
what variables determine the lifetime of a nonrewnewable engergy source
shape at the beginning of the bell curve and estimate of total quality
in 2001 the US prodoced 1.76 bill barrels of crude oil. how long should proven reserves last
12.5
what might the buffalo of the image repsernt
its abt resources nonrewable sources ex oil resoucres
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