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- Hum 114
This document discusses the debate on whether the United States should drill for oil in Alaska, the Gulf Coast, and other areas. It argues for reducing dependence on foreign oil and explores the economic and employment benefits. It is for the Hum 114 module.
What's inside
- Arguments for drilling in the US
- Dependence on foreign oil
- Economic benefits of drilling
- Employment in the oil industry
- Energy efficiency in Alaska
Who it is for: Students taking the Hum 114 module. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Oil drilling in the US is discussed. Students learn about the arguments for and against drilling in Alaska and other areas.
The Need for Oil
The US's dependence on foreign oil is a major issue. Oil prices and gas prices are always rising, affecting Americans.
Benefits of Drilling
Drilling in Alaska and the Gulf Coast could create jobs and reduce dependence on foreign oil. Alaska's oil industry supports many jobs and contributes to the state's wealth.
Alternative Energy Sources
Alaska leads in renewable energy and energy efficiency. The US should consider other sources for oil and energy.
Overcoming Biases
Students should be open-minded and listen to both sides of the argument. They should take time to do proper research and break down their thoughts into sub-problems.
Key terms
- foreign resources
- Oil and energy from countries outside the US.
- renewable energy
- Energy from sources that can be replaced naturally.
- energy efficiency
- Using less energy to perform the same tasks.
- energy needs
- The amount of energy that the US requires.
- production phase
- The stage of thinking where ideas are generated.
- judgment phase
- The stage of thinking where ideas are evaluated.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the arguments for drilling in Alaska?
- How does drilling affect the US economy?
- What are the benefits of renewable energy?
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