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Gas Consumption
Provided by: Our World in Data |Published on: July 20, 2021
Graphs/Tables
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Synopsis
- Using this interactive resource from Our World in Data, students will use a graph, map, and table to see global gas consumption separated by country or region.
- Students can see data as far back as 1965, and it is measured in terawatt-hours.
Subjects: Science, Mathematics
Authors: Hannah Ritchie, Max Roser
Region: Global
Languages: English
Teaching Materials
Positives
- The provider updates this data regularly.
- Students can also easily hide irrelevant data to focus on the data they need.
Prerequisites
- Students should know how to interpret data and read maps and graphs.
- Some students may need some background information about natural gas and help to understand the difference between natural gas and gasoline.
Differentiation & Implementation
- Science classes can use this data after learning about the harmful impacts of natural gas use and extraction. The media literacy activity Natural Gas: Water & Climate Impacts can help facilitate this topic.
- Social studies classes can discuss the environmental justice aspects associated with natural gas extraction. Students can watch the Youth Climate Story: Fracking in Pennsylvania for a case study of this.
- In math classes, students can download the table to practice manipulating the data in Excel or Google Sheets.
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Resource Type and Format
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