egee 101 exam 3 quiz Questions And Answers With Verified Solutions Graded A+
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Module
Egee 101
Institution
Egee 101
according to the international energy outlook, which source will see the largest growth worldwide -
renewables
According to the international energy outlook(and despite the growth in renewables) what is the
expected contributions of fossil fuels to the energy mix in 2040 - 77%
Acid mine runoff ...
egee 101 exam 3 quiz questions according to the international energy outlook, which source will see the largest growth worldwide - renewables According to the international energy outlook(and despite the growth in renewables) what is the expected contributions of fossil fuels to the energy mix in 2040 - 77% Acid mine runoff is due mostly to? - Water filtering though abandoned underground coal mines culm and gob banks Adding CO2 into crude oil or natural gas reservoir to produce(crude oil or natural gas) is known as (answer) oil recovery - enhanced An ESP device is a pollution control method of preventing fly ash and other particles from escaping a coal-fired power plant in the flue gas. What is it (two word answer expected — you should know how it and other emission control devices work)? - electrostatic precipitator carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is a disaster - false Demand for electricity is linked directly to the economy - true Electricity generation from natural gas emits less carbon dioxide than electricity generation from coal - true Emission (answer) is the process where you have allowances that can be banked, used, or sold. It lowers the overall cost of compliance and achieves a limit on how much can be emitted. - Emission Trading For the Kyoto protocol every nation had to reduce emissions by 7% below the 1990 level - False Gasoline is the same if purchased in the summer or the winter - False we need to avoid vapor lock in the summer months so the blend is different Given the abundance of coal in many of the developed and developing countries, it seems likely that coal will continue to play an increasingly important role in electricity production - tru global warming is the preferred technical term - false climate change Ground level ozone is a - secondary pollutant How much CO2 is there in the atmosphere - >400PPM In New Zealand there is a flatulence tax on sheep and cows due to methane emissions from these livestock - True In the Princeton stabilization wedge: what is the wedge equal to? - 1 billion tons per year avoided CO2 In the United States where is the higher acid "rain" challenge - North East In which of the COP meetings is there an agreement to limit the global warming: Holding the increase in global average temperature to well below 2C above pre -industrial levels, recognize that this would significantly reduce the risk and impacts of climate change. - Paris In which of these international agreements was there a limit placed on greenhouse gases? - Kyoto Protocol
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