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THE PROBLEM

KICK THE HABIT

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PACIFIC

OCEAN

ATLANTIC

OCEAN

INDIA

SOUTH

AFRICA

RUSSIA

GERMANY

JAPAN

CHINA

INDIAN

OCEAN

Sources:

BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2007

; US Department of Energy Information Administration (EIA),

International Energy

Annual 2004

, 2006; EIA,

System for the Analysis of Global Energy Markets

, 2007; World Energy Council,

Survey of Energy Resources 2004

;

Coaltrans World Coal Map 2005

; International Energy Agency; OECD Glossary of Statistical Terms, 2008; Atlas Environnement du Monde

Diplomatique 2007; Colin Campbell, Association for the study of peak oil and gas, 2007.

Asia Pacific

Africa

and Middle East

Europe

and Eurasia

In 2004 43 % of the

electricity produced in the

world came from coal.

In brown: share of lignite

and sub-bituminous coal

300

200

100

20

Thousand million tonnes

Coal reserves at the end of 2006