- The bargraph shows oil, coal and natural gas together supplying 85 percent of the world's energy supply in 2008.
- The United States consumes 25 percent of the world's oil and 70 percent of that is imported.
- 61 percent of the world's oil reserves are in the Middle East. The United States has 2.4 percent.
- 66.3 percent of the world's gas reserves are in the Middle East and the Russian Federation. The United States has 3.4 percent.
- If oil production remains constant, there is enough to last 42 years. 61 years for natural gas and 133 years for coal
source: http://planetforlife.com/
Really good like the pictures. Easy to follow. Good work!
ReplyDeleteI like how you added the visual. Your entire page is very detailed. Im very impressed. mark - aka... Law enforces...
ReplyDeleteThe pictures make this very easy to understand and help back up the points you made.
ReplyDeleteI like the graph. It makes your points easy to understand and it helps connect ideas.
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This posting has good information i like the graph and the facts. The information is organized well and is very easy to read. I would make the information a little more clear of what exactly the problem is. but the information is good once you one figures out that there is a problem with energy.over all the information is good and neat.good job
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