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United states By Luke Brendan, and other Brenden

population The population of the united states and growing One birth every 8 seconds one death every 12 seconds

Gdp The gdp(gross domestic product) of the united states is15.68 trillion gdp means how much every person in the united states makes combined

Energy consumption Energy consumption is99.53 quadrillion btu (British thermal units)

Energy potential wind value 2,237,435 measured in class3-7 wind at50m as of 1990 rank 3 1. Solar potential value 24,557,081,451 units mwh/year as of 2008 rank 6 Coal value 260, units million short tons as of 2008 rank 1 Natural gas value is 6,928,000,000,000 cubic Meters as of 2010 rank 6 Oil reserves value 19,120,000,000 as of 2010 rank 14

summary The United States of America (Also known as the USA) 50 states. Its capital is Washington D.C. This country is between Canada and Mexico. The USA is in North America.