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From Fossil Fuels to Fusion: A Century of Change in World Energy Usage

Explore the shift from the Fossil Fuel Era to Fusion Energy, analyzing key indicators such as Industrial Output, CO2 Emissions, and Total Energy Use. Discover the impact of transportation trends, emerging markets in India and China, and the ongoing challenge of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Delve into data like Ice Core Records and Future Scenarios to understand the complex factors driving climate change and the urgent need for sustainable energy solutions.

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From Fossil Fuels to Fusion: A Century of Change in World Energy Usage

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  1. DUDE – its FINITE

  2. The Fossil Fuel Era fusion A Brief Moment in Time

  3. A Century of Change (1900 (=1) vs 2000) • Industrial Output: 40 • Marine Fish Catch: 35 • CO2 Emissions: 17 • Total Energy Use: 16 • Coal Production: 7 • World Population: 4 • Forest Area: 0.8

  4. World Energy Usage Transportation Ramp Up Improved MPG Increased Coal Usage

  5. Transportation Craze • Emerging Markets in India and China are source of real concern

  6. Every year We Drive More Miles

  7. Ice Core Data is Revealing Currently 373 PPM; 25% higher

  8. Longer Term Perspective

  9. Possible Futures • But role of clouds and aerosols are a major complication.

  10. Future Scenarios Driven by The Developing World

  11. Our Fossil Fuel Legacy Last Years increase was 2.54 ppm - oops

  12. Climate Models all predict more severe warming at higher latitudes

  13. And Let’s Not Forget Methane • 25x GWP of Carbon Dixoide • Rice fields, cow slaughtering, sewage

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