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

What are the top ten oil producers?

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.

Homework – Due tomorrow

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?

What does the book state about ANWR?

ANWR – Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

What or where is ANWR?

How big is Alaska?

A Comparison

Oil Drilling – the question is whether we should drill for oil there or not?

Where specifically in Alaska is this area?

What is the issue with ANWR?

What does the area of ANWR look like?

More views

Still more views

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

Do you remember the map?

This is ANWR in the summer

More Summer views

View from Google Earth

Slightly closer on Google

Impact of the wildlife

Same spot in the winter

The Bears

The Prudhoe Bay (an area of ANWR) area accounts for 17% of U.S. domestic oil production.

See pg. 531

Importance of ANWR?

Not surprising, developed nations use more energy than under-developed nations.

Why? Industry, technology, personal use (heat or

cool homes, cars, businesses such as grocery stores,…

What is meant by it takes energy to make energy?

New material

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

This refines it.

New material

What country holds the largest coal reserves?

The United States – controlling roughly 80% of the world’s reserves

New material