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The image shows a line graph detailing U.S. energy consumption by fuel type from 1980 to 2030. In 1980, petroleum and oil started at approximately 35 quadrillion units, coal at around 15, and natural gas also near 20. Nuclear, solar/wind, and hydropower were below 5 quadrillion each. By 2010, petroleum and oil increased to about 40, coal rose above 20, and natural gas remained around 20, while nuclear reached close to 10, solar/wind slightly increased, and hydropower decreased marginally. For projections in 2030, petroleum and oil are expected to reach nearly 50, coal roughly 30, natural gas over 20, nuclear energy close to 10, and both solar/wind and hydropower to remain below 5.
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the dyagram illustrates the use of energy in the USA during 2008. considering also the period of time between 1980 and 2030.
overall, the graph shows itself that there is an increase during the years with a small fluctuation if it considers energy form a renawable source. furthermore the other source of energy increase until they will reach the peak in 2030.
For nuclear it displays a plateu during 2005 that will continue maybe until 2030, while for petrol and oil we can see a small fluctuation during 1985 and 1995 until it will reach its peak on 2030.
it dayslays that people may prefer no renewable source like coal and petrol and oil, cause the dyagram illustrates that during 2030 these source will reach its highest peak with 15 for coal and 35 for petrol of quadrillion units.
while there is a not relevant increase of nuclear and some renewable resources that will reach in 2030 a quantity of almost 5 quadrillion units.
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