What parts of our economy rely heavily on fossil fuels

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1) What parts of our economy rely heavily on fossil fuels?

2) What are the negative impacts of tar sands mining?

3) When is it estimated that there will be no summer sea ice at the North Pole?

4) How much of the thickness of Greenland's ice sheet has melted in the past 5 years?

5) Describe "sunny day flooding".

6) How many people in India are without access to electricity?

7) What are some of the impacts of climate change on the world's oceans?

8) What percentage of agricultural food production land in the US is used to grow food for cattle?

9) In terms of the greenhouse effect, how many molecules of carbon dioxide are equivalent to just one molecule of methane

10) What is a carbon tax?

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