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How much frozen appetizers does the us military consume in a year?
thousands
How much turkey did the US consume in 2000?
57 pounds
How much of the worlds energy resources does the us consume?
22%
How much cocaine does the US consume daily?
one ton
Does the us have a surplus of crude oil?
No. We are an importer of oil.A wrong answer indeed. We actually have quite a large amount stored up. The problem is that it is only for the military. If the world runs out of oil, the military still has to protect us. In a state of emergency, the US government might supplement the oil production with some of this oil, but highly unlikely due to the burden it could potentially put on the military's ability to continue to kick ass.
List 5 ways that US is in Iraq?
Military. US Embassy/Diplomats US Investors US Contractors US Companies/Oil
How was oil related to the Iraq invasion?
It was not related. We are not taking over Iraq and stealing its oil, the "war" is not actually a war, it is a joint military effort between the US military and the military of Iraq against Islamic radicals.
Who has a greater military the US or Israel?
The US military is much larger and stronger than Israel's. It is arguably the most powerful military on the planet.
How much fossil fuels does the US produce and consume?
The US produces around 19.3 million barrels of oil per day and consumes approximately 20.5 million barrels per day of petroleum products, including gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel. In terms of natural gas, the US produces about 33.6 trillion cubic feet per year and consumes around 31.3 trillion cubic feet per year.
The Suez crisis marked the last time in history that the US could?
The Arabs started to hold out on their oil which made making the US military mobile much more difficult, in turn making them less intimidating.
How many barrels of oil did the US consume per day in 2010?
Approximately 19.15 million barrels per day in 2010.
What is the loss of natural resources?
That's where the world provides us with only so much stuff, and eventually we use it up. This will probably happen eventually with fossil fuels (such as oil and natural gas) because we consume them at a much, much faster rate than the earth can produce them.
