A) a coal-fired power plant
B) a large field of windmills
C) a hydroelectric plant
D) a large field of solar cells
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A) suggest a radical restructuring towards renewable resources in the next 10 years.
B) shift our energy resources from fossil fuels to solar,wind,and nuclear in the next 20 years.
C) shift almost half of the current fossil fuel use to hydroelectric power and solar power in the next 20 years.
D) continue to rely on the same fossil fuel resources without significant shifts towards sustainability.
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A) has been growing since the 1930s.
B) is currently close to that of solar photovoltaics and wind.
C) is much less than for tar sands.
D) makes a good argument for not funding development of renewable energy.
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A) concentrated in countries that are not politically stable.
B) not significant sources of energy and are increasing in cost.
C) not renewable and contribute to global climate change.
D) not renewable and are primarily from politically unstable regions.
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A) water power and nuclear power
B) coal and natural gas
C) coal and oil
D) oil and natural gas
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A) nuclear power plants
B) hydroelectric dams
C) power plants using coal
D) power plants using natural gas
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A) 85%
B) 60%
C) 50%
D) 35%
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A) associated with petroleum deposits.
B) in gas-rich shale.
C) obtained by chemically converting petroleum into methane.
D) in deposits of coal lying under Arizona and California.
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A) more efficient turbogenerators.
B) finding more fossil fuel supplies.
C) low-cost,lightweight batteries that can store large amounts of power.
D) the development of small turbogenerators for automobiles.
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A) efforts to stop global terrorism wherever it exists in the world.
B) demand for natural gas.
C) U.S.interests in Middle East oil.
D) interest in resolving the Palestinian Israeli border disputes.
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A) the 1970 oil crises.
B) the Gulf War.
C) increased trade with China.
D) a large shift from the use of coal to oil to generate electricity.
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A) run gasoline engines.
B) run power plants that generated electricity.
C) generate steam.
D) generate heat and electricity.
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A) coal is still the dominant fuel.
B) coal has largely been replaced by natural gas for energy supplies.
C) natural gas remains the dominant fuel in the United States.
D) coal and oil are the primary energy supply in the United States.
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A) produce more light than normal bulbs.
B) use less electricity than incandescent bulbs to produce light.
C) be powered by heat from CHP technology.
D) turn off automatically when nobody is in a room.
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A) used in automobiles produces more pollutants than gasoline.
B) when burned in automobiles,produces only water and no carbon dioxide or other pollutants.
C) reserves in the United States may last many decades,even with increased demand.
D) consumption in the United States is declining as available resources decline.
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A) OPEC and the Middle East.
B) China.
C) Russia.
D) the Western Hemisphere.
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A) increased interest and involvement in Middle East politics.
B) increased interest in fighting global hunger.
C) decreased reliance on other fossil fuels.
D) decreased efforts to explore alternate forms of fuel.
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A) switching from natural gas to coal.
B) switching from coal and natural gas to windmills and solar technologies.
C) increasing the efficiency of energy consumption.
D) using more nuclear power instead of fossil fuels.
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A) people heading off to work.
B) people sleeping.
C) home heating and cooling systems.
D) daytime activities that consume little energy.
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A) non-fossil-fuel energy.
B) CHP technology.
C) nuclear power.
D) a sustainable source of energy.
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