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Can Alaska support the US in oil?
Absolutely not. The US is dependent on foreign oil imports.
Why is the US dependent on Southwest Asia?
because it has lots of oil
What year did us start to import oil?
1984
What is the largest industry in US?
The largest industry in US is the oil and gas. This is considered to be a major industry with the highest producer of oil being Texas.
Weapons that start with Z?
a weapon that start with z is the zumwalt class destroyer. it is being made in the us and it is the us's property
How many days a year dose the us produce oil?
Oil is being produced 365 days a year.
Why can't we invent cars that don't use gasoline?
We can. It's been done. But there's big money in keeping us dependent on oil company products.
Why did the US send troops into the Persian Gulf war?
A country that supplied the US's valuable oil was being invaded.
Is the world too dependent on oil?
You could say so. About half the total oil imported to the US is used for transport-is your journey necessary? Travelling for business ought to be reducing, with modern internet facilities being used instead. But we see everywhere conferences being called on a global scale, and mass tourism being encouraged. Oil is also essential for plastics, but I'm old enough to remember the world before plastics, we used paper bags, and clothes made from natural materials. Well if and when the oil runs out we shall have to find alternatives, but may not be able to maintain our present way of life which does rely on oil so heavily.
Why did Carter create the Department of Energy?
He thought the us was too dependent on foriegn oil
Does an expat US citizen need a state of residence?
That's situation dependent, really. We'd have to know for which purposes this question is being asked.
How does weak dollar increases the price of crude oil?
Most oil contracts are valued in US dollars. Therefore, if the US dollar weakens, an oil producer will demand more dollars for the same oil, all other things being equal. -ecn
