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A 4 page paper that discusses specific issues and reports specific documents. Following an introductory paragraph, the essay explains Hubbert's Peak as related to fossil fuels, particularly oil. The writer then reports proposed actions from a McKinsey & Company report and explains adaptation and mitigation as explained in another major international report. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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to other resources, "the growth of emissions relative to the growth of the global economy" (Kolbert, DATE, p. 146). However, that growth is expected to increase because China and India
are building relying on coal (Kolbert, DATE, p. 147). There are international efforts to control these emissions such as the Kyoto Protocol, which requires nations to reduce their emissions to
1990 levels but the U.S. who produces the most greenhouse gases was the only industrialized nation that did not sign it (Kolbert, DATE, p. 151). Fossil fuel, oil, the
one of the major causes of CO2 emissions also referred to as greenhouse gases. Fossil fuels include coal, petroleum and gas (Archer, DATE, p. 99). Oil is the most convenient
of the three because it is a liquid and can be stored and transported easily (Archer, DATE, p. 102). Most of the known oil is in the Middle East but
there could be many more deposits that are unknown (Archer, DATE, p. 102). One report said there is about 1,150,000 million barrels of oil that can be harvested but there
is likely more fields that will be discovered (Archer, DATE, p. 102). Regardless of how many more oil fields might be discovered, it is a finite resource. In other words,
there is only so much oil and no more. When it will run out is a completely unknown factor. A report by BP suggested that oil would run out in
40 years, but years later, it continues to be 40 years (Archer, DATE, p. 103). One of factors is technology, which is able to get more oil out of the
field (Archer, DATE, p. 99). M. King Hubbert offered a different formula than the BP formula (Archer, DATE, p. 103). He used a bell-shaped curve to explain his theory (Archer,
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