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Environmental Ecology- Energy

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Major Source   Sun (without sun -400F)  
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Renewable Energy Resources   Wind, hydropower, biofuels (soybeans/corn), geothermal, solar  
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Non-Renewable Energy Resources   Oil, coal, natural gas, nuclear (uranium)  
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Oil   Starts out as a crude oil (thick)- fossil fuel from dead plants and animals. Then the crude oil goes to refinery- distillation (uses different boiling points to extract petrochemicals)  
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Oil Production   29% comes from offshore drilling (5500 rigs in Gulf of Mexico) 17% from Alaska's North Slope Oil sand Shale Oil  
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US Production vs. Usage   US produces only about 9% of the world's crude oil supply, we use 25% of global oil production  
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Drilling (Crude)   Managed by US Department of Interior (DOI)  
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Crude Oil Storage   Managed by US Department of Energy (DOE)  
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Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR)   Store crude oil in salt caves- have 1 billion barrels stored for emergencies  
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1980   NEPA (National Environmental Policy Act) That mandates that any time federal funds is used, they have to do an environmental review on plans.  
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