Oil

Imagine what would happen if the world were to run out of oil. One of the many problems that would occur is that gasoline would no longer be available. This means that you would no longer be able to drive your car or take a bus somewhere. Planes would no longer be able to fly. Transportation will become more difficult and costly. According to the Department of Energy, Transportation accounts for two-thirds of the oil used in the U.S. According to a United Nations study, the world’s oil reserves will run out by 2075. We need to come up with either a way to create artificial gasoline or cars that do not use gasoline. The easier way would be to create cars that do not use gasoline. There are currently a few types of cars in development that do not use gasoline. One type is an electric car, which is powered by batteries. This type of car is not very practical due to the many batteries you would need and the cost would be great. There are also cars powered by solar pane!
ls, but they do not work at night and are not able to travel as fast or as far as an internal combustion car. Another type of car is the hybrid car. This car uses a battery along with an internal combustion engine. The problem with this car i



 

 
   
 
  
 
 
 
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Fuel cell vehicles could also help resolve some differences between the Middle Eastern countries and the U.S. There are five Middle Eastern countries that produce 30% of the world’s oil, which allows these countries to basically control the prices of oil. These five countries are Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates. The U.S. wants the oil coming from these countries to be as cheap as possible, while these countries would like to get as much money as they can for this oil. This is where many problems with the Middle Eastern countries have started. If our economy were not so dependent upon oil, we would not have trouble with these countries. The U.S. would not be so concerned about oil prices in the Middle East if our economy were not so reliant upon oil.

car is that it still uses gasoline. Hybrid cars use less gasoline than most cars, but we need to develop a car that uses no gasoline at all. The most practical car of the future is the fuel cell car. The fuel cell car will become the car of the future because of its zero or near-zero emissions and the fact that no gasoline is needed to power it. This paper describes how fuel cell vehicles will reduce our dependence upon oil and help to eliminate the pollution caused by internal combustion engines.

If fuel cells are developed to their full potential they will have great effects on the world. Fuel cell cars can help reduce our dependency on a nonrenewable resource. It can help to reduce the pollution that is generated by cars because fuel cells are zero or near-zero emission vehicles. Fuel cells could also help to solve some problems between the U.S. and the Middle East. When the cost of fuel cells come down they will become available in vehicles such as General Motor’s Autonomy. Fuel cell cars are a necessity for the future because we all know we will eventually run out of oil.



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Electric Vehicle, Internal Combustion Engine, Hybrid Car, Automobile, Hydrogen Vehicle, Petroleum, Gasoline, Diesel Engine, Hybrid Vehicle, U S ,

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Spill Casualties The Exxon Valdez, a tanker carrying .... from the Trans Alaska Pipeline, encountered icebergs in the shipping lanes after passing through the Valdez Narrows and .... (670 3 )

THE USE OF THE WEAPON THE USE OF THE .... WEAPON IN CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: IS THERE A NEW ARAB .... EMBARGO IN THE AMERICAN FUTURE? Abstract .... (361 1 )

THE CRUDE MARKET MICROECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE CRUDE .... MARKET Over the past six months, crude .... prices have been especially volatile, although the general trend has been .... (1285 5 )

Impact on Marine Environment of Spills Since the dawn of the industrial revolution, mankind has increasingly become reliant on fossil fuels, such as ...., for energy. .... .... (1747 7 )

The industry 1a. The .... industry took advantage of the relative elasticity of demand with regard to .... in order to drive up its revenues and profits. .... (2905 12 )

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