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Comparing the economic value of energy resources

Comparing the economic value of energy resources. By: Amy-Lee Bryan. Canada’s GDP for 2012. Canada’s GDP for 2012 was $ 1.281 trillion. The brake down of province And territories. Newfoundland and Labrador – 33,817 Prance Edward island – 5,547 Nova scotia – 38,397 New Brunswick – 31,543

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Comparing the economic value of energy resources

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  1. Comparing the economic value of energy resources By: Amy-Lee Bryan

  2. Canada’s GDP for 2012. • Canada’s GDP for 2012 was $ 1.281 trillion

  3. The brake down of province And territories. • Newfoundland and Labrador – 33,817 • Prance Edward island – 5,547 • Nova scotia – 38,397 • New Brunswick – 31,543 • Quebec – 357,859 • Ontario – 674,485 • Manitoba – 58,245 • Saskatchewan- 77,929 • Alberta – 311,898 • British Columbia – 219,994 • Yukon – 2,198 • Northwest territories - 4,675 • Nunavut – 2,198

  4. The highest amount of money is… • The highest amount of money the was brought in was by Ontario with $ 674,485

  5. The energy resources that has the highest economic value • The energy resources that has the highest economic value was Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction.

  6. Renewable vs. non-Renewable • Non-Renewable resources brings in the most money, while renewable brings in the least amount of money.

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