Questões de CESGRANRIO - Inglês - Compreensão de textos - Múltipla escolha

geological factors are not fully taken into account in its calculation.

oil production costs tend to become more accessible as time goes by.

oil production will abruptly come to an end in the next few years.

poor quality oil fields have already been explored in their totality.

remotely located fields will be economically viable.

the deficit in oil for industrial use is the only issue the governments need to worry about.

the end of oil supplies will mark the decline of modern civilization as we know it today.

the most important event in the history of oil extraction was the day the price of this commodity reached a peak.

it is absolutely essential to be aware of the point at which a decrease in the need for oil will happen.

it is more valuable to know when a decrease in oil production starts than to know when no more oil can be extracted.

“Global Oil Reserves: Lies and Manipulations”

“The Industrial Civilization at Risk”

“Any Viable Alternative Energy?”

“No Need to Fear Peak Oil!”

“42 years of Oil left?”

explain the reports that informed about the poor accountability records of industrial countries.

illustrate the case of an oil producing nation that reported having more reserves than it actually had.

justify the announcement of more oil production by nations that had discovered new and abundant reserves.

show that independent experts have done a good job in auditing all of the recently found reserves in most oil exporting countries.

exemplify the fact that there has been a dramatic increase in oil availability since major oil fields have been discovered after the 70s

unreliable reports of oil reserves from OPEC countries.

oil shortage that, will affect all major producers in the world.

suspicions that the national interests of major importing nations may be at risk.

alliances among the largest oil exporting countries in the world and their target markets.

misunderstandings between oil importing and oil exporting nations concerning oil shortage.