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In the U.S., the most commonly consumed energy source in 1900 was and the most common today is O Coal, Renewable Sources (e.g., wind, solar) O Petroleum, Natural Gas O Coal, Still Coal O Petroleum, Renewable Sources (e.g., wind, solar) O Coal, Petroleum/Natural Gas

In the U.S., the most commonly consumed energy source in 1900 was and the most common today is O Coal, Renewable Sources (e.g., wind, solar) O Petroleum, Natural Gas O Coal, Still Coal O Petroleum, Renewable Sources (e.g., wind, solar) O Coal, Petroleum/Natural Gas

Social Psychology (10th Edition)
Social Psychology (10th Edition)
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Author:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers
Publisher:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers
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**Energy Consumption in the U.S.: A Historical Perspective** *Question:* In the U.S., the most commonly consumed energy source in 1900 was ________, and the most common today is ________. *Answer Choices:* - ○ Coal, Renewable Sources (e.g., wind, solar) - ○ Petroleum, Natural Gas - ○ Coal, Still Coal - ○ Petroleum, Renewable Sources (e.g., wind, solar) - ○ Coal, Petroleum/Natural Gas *Discussion:* Over time, the energy consumption patterns in the United States have evolved significantly due to technological advancements, resource availability, and environmental considerations. As we examine the transition from coal-centric energy in the early 20th century to a diversified energy mix today, this question encourages critical thinking about historical and current energy trends.
Transcribed Image Text:**Energy Consumption in the U.S.: A Historical Perspective** *Question:* In the U.S., the most commonly consumed energy source in 1900 was ________, and the most common today is ________. *Answer Choices:* - ○ Coal, Renewable Sources (e.g., wind, solar) - ○ Petroleum, Natural Gas - ○ Coal, Still Coal - ○ Petroleum, Renewable Sources (e.g., wind, solar) - ○ Coal, Petroleum/Natural Gas *Discussion:* Over time, the energy consumption patterns in the United States have evolved significantly due to technological advancements, resource availability, and environmental considerations. As we examine the transition from coal-centric energy in the early 20th century to a diversified energy mix today, this question encourages critical thinking about historical and current energy trends.
In the webinar you watched, *Health Impacts of DTE's Energy Plan*, speakers discuss the implications of Michigan's Integrated Resource Plan for public health, particularly for environmental justice. According to speakers, which of the following is/are true? (Check all that apply.) - [ ] As part of the "rush to natural gas in MI," three facilities were proposed and/or approved in SE Michigan in early 2018, including one across the street from schools in Dearborn. - [ ] DTE's energy rates are among the fastest growing nationwide, raising concerns about energy affordability. - [ ] The average MI household spends about $97 on electricity each month, and consumption is notably higher in the suburbs than in Detroit. - [ ] A Health Impact Assessment failed to provide evidence that attributed asthma symptoms and mortality to pollution from DTE Power Plants. - [ ] IRP is a 15-year road map for major utilities in MI, particularly DTE, and is voted on by Michigan residents.
Transcribed Image Text:In the webinar you watched, *Health Impacts of DTE's Energy Plan*, speakers discuss the implications of Michigan's Integrated Resource Plan for public health, particularly for environmental justice. According to speakers, which of the following is/are true? (Check all that apply.) - [ ] As part of the "rush to natural gas in MI," three facilities were proposed and/or approved in SE Michigan in early 2018, including one across the street from schools in Dearborn. - [ ] DTE's energy rates are among the fastest growing nationwide, raising concerns about energy affordability. - [ ] The average MI household spends about $97 on electricity each month, and consumption is notably higher in the suburbs than in Detroit. - [ ] A Health Impact Assessment failed to provide evidence that attributed asthma symptoms and mortality to pollution from DTE Power Plants. - [ ] IRP is a 15-year road map for major utilities in MI, particularly DTE, and is voted on by Michigan residents.
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