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Energy

There are large deposits of coal in the mountains of West Virginia. What does this tell us about the ancient climate?

Fossil fuels are our ________ source of energy Fossil fuels = highly combustible substances formed from the remains of organisms oil, coal, and natural gas The high-energy content of fossil fuels makes them efficient to burn, ship, and store Fossil fuels are our ________ source of energy

Renewable or Non-Renewable Renewable energy = energy that will not be depleted by our use Sunlight, __________ energy, and tidal energy Nonrenewable energy = energy that cannot be replaced at the rate of consumption Oil, _______, natural gas, nuclear energy To replenish the fossil fuels we have depleted so far would take millions of years!

Fossil fuels are indeed created from fossils Fuels we burn today were from organisms that lived 100-500 million years ago Organic material is broken down in an ____________environment = one that has little or no oxygen Bottoms of deep lakes, swamps, and shallow seas

Fossil fuel reserves are unevenly distributed 67% of reserves of crude oil lie in the Middle East The U.S. possesses more coal than any other country

Energy Consumption

Coal = organic matter (woody plant material; peat) under very high pressure to form dense, solid carbon structures The world’s most _____________ fossil fuel Coal

Coal varies in its qualities _______ = organic material that is broken down anaerobically but remains wet, near the surface and not well compressed Additional pressure turns peat into coal Lignite = least compressed Sub-bituminous and bituminous _______________ = most compressed; has the most energy

Coal Mining ___________ mining = underground deposits are reached by digging networks of tunnels deep underground ___________ mining = heavy machinery removes huge amounts of earth to expose and extract the coal Mountaintop removal = in some cases, entire mountaintops are cut off to obtain the coal

Two forms of coal mining

Coal mining harms human health Subsurface mining is harmful to human health _________________________________________ ____________________________________________ _____________________________________ Costs to repair damages of mining are very high These costs are not included in the market prices of fossil fuels, which are kept inexpensive by _____________________________ Mining companies must restore _______, but the impacts are still severe Looser of restrictions in 2002 allowed companies to dump ________________into valleys, regardless of the consequences

Coal contains impurities Sulfur, mercury, arsenic, and trace radioactive metals Coal in the eastern U.S. is high in sulfur When high-sulfur coal is burned, it released sulfate air pollutants, which contribute to smog and acid deposition Mercury can _____________ Coal contains impurities

Coal mining affects the environment Strip mining causes severe ________ _________and chemical runoff Acid drainage = sulfide minerals on exposed rock surfaces react with oxygen and rainwater to produce sulfuric acid Mountaintop removal causes enormous damage

Homework Four Main Types of Coal