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    Energy Crisis in the 70’s Throughout the 1970’s, the United States of America had some trouble maintaining the amount of resources they previously had. The shortages of these resources stirred up arguments in America. In 1979, President Jimmy Carter spoke about all of these issues in the country. Conflicts in the United States of America included claims that the president didn’t actually care, parts of the energy crisis, and how the government was said to be ineffective during all of this. But, in this time from the 1970s until now, 2015, it is unsure whether the energy crisis and the government really have changed. During the late portion of the 70s, it wasn’t all love, peace, and groovy music. At the time when the 39th President, Jimmy…

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    The crisis of kids drinking energy drinks is an issue that is small but contributes to the issue more and more as time is going on. Having an energy drink has become a social norm with so many people starting to drink them. This is also leading to more kids drinking these types of drinks when they are young enough that should not need that energy boost. Having kids think that they are going to need the boost to get through the day because they are falling asleep in school is an issue that needs…

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    Since the creation of the human race energy has been one of the most important resources to obtain. Originally all the energy required was the energy we, as humans, got from food and fire. However, with the passage of time, humans became more intelligent which resulted in the development of technologies that required a different type of energy than had ever been needed. As a result, the first iterations of coal powered machines were created such as the steam engine. As the years passed…

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    Of the many problems in this society, the energy crisis is a large focus. The depletion of fossil fuels and the consequences of global warming are killing the world. Though there is lack of energy, the masses of people has not stopped growing. The government has arranged ways of living for the people such as the stacks and even controlling the amount of food rations each individual. Though the people are given homes and food, the stacks are dangerous and collapse often; the food also isn’t the…

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    October of 1973: Energy crisis begins. This specific energy crisis was actually an oil crisis when members of the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries declared an oil embargo. The embargo was directed towards nations who were believed to support Israel during the Yom Kippur War. The importance of the oil embargo was that after it happened oil price remained high. Also, environmentalism gained huge attention during the time of the oil embargo. The oil embargo was eventually…

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    Embargo's Energy Crisis

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    development increased. Believing that there was endless energy, the American way of life had an insatiable appetite for oil. Up until 1950 the United States had been able to supply its own energy needs, but in less than 25 years it became apparent that this was no longer the case. Unfortunately, each year Americans consumed 5% more, doubling the demand for oil in 12 to 14 years, while coal production remained at 1940 levels, crude oil production dropped. During the 1950’s,…

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    Woodside Energy Crisis

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    Woodside energy is Australian oil and gas producer. The company was founded a year after Australia’s first oil discovery, 1953, in a place called Rough Range near Exmouth in Western Australia. Woodside energy was incorporated on 26 July as Woodside Oil Co NL. The company took the name from the small town called Woodside in Victoria. In 2014 Woodside celebrated the company’s 60th anniversary. In a relatively short period of time the company made huge successes in domestic gas production and…

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    Energy Crisis Sociological Analysis The energy crisis is obviously a huge issue and should be addressed as such. However, this complex crisis is one that can be broken down and exemplifies many key elements in sociology. Throughout the documentary, a good portion of the theories from the great sociological theorists are also displayed. To the average person the documentary would just be information about how people should save energy and be more aware of what is happening in the environment.…

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    1970s Energy Crisis 1970s

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    Crisis of the 1970s There was several crisis in the 1970s that contributed to the economic down fall of the United States in the 1970s. The capacity of the crisis was the energy; there was tremendous gas shortages. One of the other big crisis was the continuing of Vietnam War. The war cause production of goods to slow down in the United States and caused unemployment to soar over 6%. In addition, the United States became a consumer of goods and not a producer of goods. The 1970s was to the end…

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    Many factors went into the issues that affected the California energy market and power gird in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s. Things like a drought in the Pacific Northwest, lack of adequate natural gas supply, companies and individuals attempting to “game” the system in order to maximize profits, and an unusually hot summer all contributed to the energy crisis in California. Several people called all these factors that combined a “perfect storm” that made electricity prices sky rocket.…

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