Doout the research process provides a neiprur overview of the steps you should take.
Part A
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Chemistry, 17.12.2020 20:10, helpmewithmath70
Doout the research process provides a neiprur overview of the steps you should take.
Part A
Your presentation should make a convincing argument supporting or opposing the idea that natural gas is a clean energy
source. Your presentation should answer some of these questions:
• What is natural gas?
• What geological processes form natural gas?
• Is natural gas found in equal amounts around the globe? Why or why not?
• How much natural gas is used in the United States each year? How does this compare with oil and coal use?
• How does burning natural gas influence the carbon cycle?
• How much carbon dioxide (CO2) does natural gas emit compared with other fossil fuels?
. Are there energy alternatives that emit less CO2 than natural gas does? If so, are these solutions equally available
everywhere on Earth?
• Based on your findings, would you consider natural gas a clean source of energy?
Write down two additional questions you have about natural gas that will help you make this argument in your
presentation
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