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what is the need of energy in geography​

Answer 1

Answer:

Here is a selected list of themes of concern to energy geographers: First, energy geography is about the distribution of resources over space. The global location of natural resources such as oil, gas, and coal sets the parameters for our energy needs.

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Answer 2

Human societies have depended on access to readily available supplies of fuel and other energy resources since the earliest civilizations, because people need energy to conduct work and to survive. This dependence has been an important factor in the location of communities. The earliest sources of energy were animal and human muscle power, including slaves, and various forms of biomass, solar, and wind power. As technology advanced, especially since the Industrial Revolution, an increasing variety of energy resources and use patterns emerged that have allowed human societies to consume energy on a much larger scale. Given the central role of energy and fuel use and efficiency in society, geographers have long recognized the importance of this subject, though they have not studied it in a unified way and also have relied on insights and methods from many other disciplines. The perspectives and methods of economic, transportation, political, and cultural geography; technological hazards; and geographic information systems have been common among geographers’ study of energy, though several other approaches can be found in the literature. Studies in developed countries focus on the growth and leading role of fossil fuels (coal, oil, and natural gas), nuclear power, and other sources of electricity, while in developing countries biomass energy sources still dominate as these societies struggle to develop and modernize. The most recent works address energy and the challenges of climate change, renewable energy, and sustainable development.

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