Energy Security Some global perspectives using WORLDMAPPER

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Energy Security Some global perspectives using WORLDMAPPER

GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY RESERVES The world’s energy sources are distributed unevenly. The following maps are ‘morphed’ to show the variation by amounts using ‘world mapper’. Use the information to answer the questions at the end.

Coal Power

Coal and Gas Exports

Gas and Coal Imports

Electricity Production

Fuel Use

Carbon Emissions 1980

Carbon Emissions 2000

Questions 1.Which areas have the most access to energy resources? 2.Which areas have the least access to energy resources? 3.Describe which parts of the world suffer from energy poverty. 4.Explain why this might be case. 5.Describe which parts of the world have an energy surplus. 6.Explain why this might be the case. 7.Which countries are contributing significantly to global warming? Has this changed significantly? Use the tables of information to help you support your ideas.