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Lecture Notes: Monday Week 7

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The Nuclear Contribution

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Geographical Trends in Oil Production

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Peak Output: 11.3 Mbpd

61% of Peak

2007 output: 6.7

Mbpd

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Contribution of offshore production -

much more expensive and technologically

challenging

All have peaked and are in

terminal decline

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Geographical Trends in Oil Consumption

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Emerging MarketsEmerging MarketsEmerging MarketsEmerging Markets

FSUFSU

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Per Capita Consumption: bbl/day/capita

One bbl = 42 gallons... 0.07 bbl = 2.94 gallons

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World Populations: by Nation 2009

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A Choropleth Map of Population

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World Population Pie Chart by Continent

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Population by Country - View 1

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Population by Country - View 2

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Population by Country - View 3

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Population Density

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Exponential Growth Rate of Population

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Declining Doubling Rate

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Number of Years to Add each Billion

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World Populations: by Nation 1950 & 2009

Note the MAGNITUDE of change for allChina and India almost tripled their

populationsPakistan (6), Bangladesh (7), and Nigeria (8)

were not ranked in the top 10 in 1950

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World Populations: by Nation 2009 & 2050

Note the MAGNITUDE of change: percentage-wise, not that great... but in absolute terms, India adds

400+ millionChina and the US add almost 100 million each

Not a single country loses population!

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Population by Continent