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Humans and Energy (Crash Course)
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1. What are the most important fuels for electricity?

2. Ultimately, where does our energy come from?

3. In what part of the world did the whole coal thing really take off?

4. How is energy defined in the episode?

5. Why isn't nuclear power used more often? (Give two reasons)

6. With industrialization, with what did humans begin to utilize energy?

7. What is the name of the Alfred Crosby book talked about in the episode?

8. Where was the US nuclear accident?

9. What was the first big energy technology?

10. What kind of disaster was Chernobyl?

11. Where was the first nuclear plant?

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