Now which addiction is greater?

In fact, it's continued to increase.

We stopped drilling in ANWR, but we didn't actually reduce the amount of oil that we consumed.

Gasoline consumption in the U.S. probably peaked in 2007 and is declining.

With this whole sort of suite of policies, we could actually reduce our gasoline consumption or our oil consumption by 20 percent by 2020.

We're four percent of the world's population we use 25 percent of the world's oil production.

Anyone from Switzerland knows that.

Oil seed rape is the most productive bio fuel crop in our climate.

Japan depends on the Middle East for 70 of oil it consumes.

The brain is a bit of a hog when it comes to using glucose.

And they'll get a two child family without a stop in population growth.

Geologists scoured America.

But we use three times more oil than we find every year.

We use over five billion tons of coal, 30 billion plus barrels of oil that's a hundred million barrels a day.

They're there to control, keep the shipping lanes open and make oil available.

The Middle East supplies a major portion of the oil that Japan consumes.

That's what 410,000 cups looks like.

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These also require tremendous amounts of energy.

To supply one third would require 3 times the area now used to grow food.

He consumes an enormous amount of liquor.

And that tuna thinks it's going to Japan, but it's staying in place.

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A lot of environmentalists who are always trying to drive us towards using less energy, because all that energy's coming from the consumption of fossil fuel.

Japan imports a large quantity of oil.

Alright. What else?

Agriculture consumes a great amount of water.

Japan consumes a lot of paper.

They could slow down by about 50 percent.

In 2000, we had six billion people on the planet.

I'm just saying that, when you focus on whether they are or are not a bunch of greedy bastards, you don't actually get around to the point of making laws that are either going to either change the way they operate, or you're going to get around to really reducing the amount of oil and reducing our dependence on oil.

We pay for it on April 15th, and we can't even calculate the cost of this involvement.

He's a fuel merchant.

Partly through this debt system, the effects of economic growth have been spectacular in GDP, damming of rivers, water use, fertiliser consumption, urban population, paper consumption, motor vehicles, communications and tourism.

Our mobility fuel goes three fifths to automobiles.

Machinery uses a lot of electricity.

Alcohol consumption is increasing every year.

But it's an inherent part of our energy policy, which is we don't talk about reducing the amount of oil that we use.

Often, the oil we find now is heavy or sour crude, and is expensive to refine.

It's going to be a stretch to do it for nine.

The car consumes a lot of fuel.

This air conditioner consumes a lot of electricity.

Usually, consumers would take quantity over quality.

I told you. They'll go there.

When Japan and Italy go in on the side of Germany, the U.S. embargoed oil to Japan.