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Hydrofracking involves pumping fracking fluid into the ground to retrieve gas, with the flowback collected and disposed of. It has increased since the 1940s due to new drilling techniques. While it provides economic benefits like jobs and tax revenue, it also contributes to environmental issues such as increased greenhouse gas emissions, water contamination, and induced earthquakes from disposal wells.
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Here are potential responses to the questions:
Germany:
- Hotter summers, less snow, rising sea levels are noticeable effects
- Stricter emissions limits for vehicles, buildings, industries. Invest heavily in renewable energy.
- I use public transit daily as it's convenient. I drive <100km/week.
- My car gets 5-6L/100km. Gas is ~1.5€/L
- Over 50% of household waste is recycled
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India:
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Global Point of view HHES US
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Energy presentation KS4.pptx
- Natural resources include metals, minerals, water, crops and fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas. Energy resources include both non-renewable fossil fuels and renewable sources.
- Non-renewable energy resources like oil, gas and coal were formed from ancient organisms over millions of years. Renewable energy comes from ongoing natural sources like wind and solar power.
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- 11. LOCAL ECONOMY • Increase visitors • Spending increase • Fracking incentives
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