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Table Coal, Oil and Natural Gas. Energy Quiz BP SPILL BP Spill BP Commentary energy/great-energy-challenge/oil-spill-quiz

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Table Coal, Oil and Natural Gas Slide 2 Energy Quiz BP SPILL BP Spill BP Commentary http://environment.nationalgeographic.com/environment/ energy/great-energy-challenge/oil-spill-quiz/ http://environment.nationalgeographic.com/environment/ energy/great-energy-challenge/oil-spill-quiz/ Slide 3 Abundance Coal- Most Abundant Fossil Fuel (should last for 250 years) Natural Gas Least fuel (should last 60-100 years) Oil- 2nd abundant fuel (40- 60 years) Slide 4 Potential Energy Coal- Has the least amount of potential energy Oil- Holds more potential energy than Coal Natural Gas- Holds the most potential energy, produces the most heat Slide 5 Pollution Coal- Causes the most air pollution Oil- Less pollution than Coal Natural Gas- Burns cleaner than coal and gas Slide 6 Cash Rules Everything Around Me Coal- Least expensive Oil- More expensive than Coal Natural Gas- The most expensive fossil fuel Slide 7 Mode of Transportation Coal- Train or Barge Oil- Pipelines or Barge Natural Gas- Pipelines or condensed for ships and trucks Slide 8 Primary Uses Coal- mainly for the generation of electricity Oil- Mainly used for transportation (also used in many other products) Natural Gas- Mainly as an energy source Slide 9 Where are these FFs from? Coal- China is the major producer and USA is the second. Oil- 2/3 found in the Persian Gulf, other countries (we import 60% of domestic oil) Natural Gas- Soviet Union 59%, Iran 20%, 6% USA Slide 10 Slide 11 Slide 12 Slide 13 Peak Oil???? Slide 14 Natural Gas Pipeline Slide 15 Subsidence Slide 16 Offshore Drilling Slide 17 Exxon Valdez Slide 18 Slide 19 Slide 20 Slide 21 ANWR Slide 22 Slide 23 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pCvdOg0Cec&featur e=fvst