APES chapter 19 test

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Where does the keystone pipeline begin?

Alberta, Canada

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Where does the keystone pipeline end?

Houston or Port Arthur Texas

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What aquifer does the pipeline touch?

Ogallala Aquifer

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The keystone pipeline was

highly debated

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Top three fossil fuels

coal, oil, and natural gas

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What is the cleanest fossil fuel?

natural gas

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Fossil fuels are primarily…

nonrenewable

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In the US, coal products are used primarily for

electricity

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Deep water horizon

large oil spill accident

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EROI

energy returned on investment

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GDP

gross domestic product is a sum of the total market value of everything produced

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What is coal?

a hard, blackish substance formed from woody organic matter compressed into dense, solid carbon structures

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Types of coal

peat, lignite, sub-bituminous, bituminous, anthracite 

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How is coal extracted?

Mining

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How is natural gas extracted?

fracking

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Methane

composition of natural gas

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Why do we have an oil refinery?

because it keeps burning clean

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Crude oil is separated into parts:

plastic and gas

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What is natural gas used for?

electricity, heat, and cooking

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What is petroleum used for?

fuel for vehicles, and household use

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Which country imports the most oil?

Canada

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Why is oil drilling very difficult in the Arctic Ocean?

Unpredictable and violent weather

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What is the benefit for Alaska as it relates to oil?

Very good for the residents because it provides more money and work

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Soundwaves are

seismic waves

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What does a decline in oil prices mean?

Overproduction

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Renewable energy example

Wind and solar

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Nonrenewable energy example

fossil fuels