The Role Of Energy Consumption In The United States

Common fuel sources, emissions, and total energy consumption from different countries will vary in a variety of different ways. Many of the fuels that are used around the world are emitting mass amounts of carbon dioxide into the air and the environment.
Fossil fuels include gasoline, coal, oil, natural gas and diesel fuel.
When it comes to the United States, the primary sources of emissions are burning fossil fuels for heat, transportation, and electricity. The primary sources of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States say that 9 percent of greenhouse gas emissions come from livestock such as agricultural soils, livestock such as cows, and rice production. Each year, emissions can and will rise due to changes in the economy, the price of fuel, and other factors. Over the year’s greenhouse gas emissions have increased because of the demand for increased emissions. China’s primary source of emissions is coal and fossil fuel and they are emitting greenhouse gases at a fast rate. A big percentage of the country primary energy is from the use of coal and the domestic …show more content…
Understanding how other countries use energy and where their main source of energy is pulled from, can help us to cut back and reduce energy that is harmful and wasteful. Actively participating with and having open lines of communication with other countries can begin to help us in our fight with the over use of fossil fuels, greenhouse gas emissions, and emitting mass amounts of carbon dioxide into the air. Having high rates of populations will only increase the use of energy sources. Therefore, our global energy consumption is continually on the rise as well as an increase in industrialization efforts within each country. The United States need to find effective ways to reduce energy consumption before it’s too