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    Petroleum accounts for 40% of the world's primary energy, with the Middle East producing 30% of the world's oil and exporting 45% of total oil. The United States is the second largest oil producer but also the largest consumer, using 87.421 million barrels per day globally. Two major oil spills, Exxon Valdez and Deepwater Horizon, caused environmental and economic damage costing billions to clean up and leading to new laws requiring oil spill response plans and recovery for damages from offshore drilling.

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    Petroleum accounts for 40% of the world's primary energy, with the Middle East producing 30% of the world's oil and exporting 45% of total oil. The United States is the second largest oil producer but also the largest consumer, using 87.421 million barrels per day globally. Two major oil spills, Exxon Valdez and Deepwater Horizon, caused environmental and economic damage costing billions to clean up and leading to new laws requiring oil spill response plans and recovery for damages from offshore drilling.

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    Oil Energy: Matt Mcdonald Colin Sweeney Adam Pinos

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    Petroleum accounts for 40% of the world's primary energy, with the Middle East producing 30% of the world's oil and exporting 45% of total oil. The United States is the second largest oil producer but also the largest consumer, using 87.421 million barrels per day globally. Two major oil spills, Exxon Valdez and Deepwater Horizon, caused environmental and economic damage costing billions to clean up and leading to new laws requiring oil spill response plans and recovery for damages from offshore drilling.

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    Oil Energy

    Matt McDonald Colin Sweeney Adam Pinos

    Petroleum
    Accounts for 40% of the primary energy used in the world today. Middle East accounts for almost 30% of the worlds oil production and about 45% of total export of oil. The United States are the second largest producer of oil, but also the largest consumer. World consumes 87.421 million barrels of oil each day.

    Environmental Disasters
    Exxon Valdez Oil Spill
    Spilled 11 million gallons of oil into Prince William Sound. Killed thousands of animals, cost billions of dollars to clean up.

    Deepwater Horizon
    Spilled 205 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. Clean up efforts still ongoing. Could end up costing BP over $20 Billion.

    Laws Passed
    2010 Oil Drilling Legislation
    Clean up plans Recovery for Damages Bans on drilling

    Oil Pollution Act of 1990


    In response to Exxon Valdez oil spill. All boats must have a double-hull. Regulations on oil tankers in Alaska.

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