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Fuel Use LCA Cutouts required for each system. Fuel Use Unit prepared for the Project-Based Global Climate Change Education Project, funded by NASA GCCE.

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1 Fuel Use LCA Cutouts required for each system. Fuel Use Unit prepared for the Project-Based Global Climate Change Education Project, funded by NASA GCCE copyright © 2011, Clarkson University, Office of Educational Partnerships, Potsdam NY http://www.clarkson.edu/highschool/Climate_Change_Education/index.html

2 Electricity Use Electricity Use Electricity Use Electricity Use Electricity Use Electricity Use Electricity Use Electricity Use Electricity Use

3 Water Use Water Use Water Use Water Use Water Use Water Use Water Use Water Use Water Use

4 Air Emissions

5 Spills to Water/Soil Spills to Water/Soil Spills to Water/Soil Spills to Water/Soil Spills to Water/Soil Spills to Water/Soil Spills to Water/Soil Spills to Water/Soil Spills to Water/Soil

6 Transportation

7 Coal from MiningCoal Combustion Electric Power Transmission Steam TurbineElectric generator

8 Nuclear fuel mining and ProcessingNuclear Reactor Electric Power TransmissionSteam TurbineElectric generator Nuclear Waste Management

9 Hydropower Dam Electric Power Transmission Turbine & Generator Wind Turbines Electricity generation

10 Refining Oil to Gasoline Crude Oil Extraction Oil Refining Fueling Station Refining Oil to Diesel Oil Combustion Steam Turbine Electric generator

11 Natural Gas Processing Natural Gas Extraction NG Combustion Steam Turbine Electric generator

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