You do the math on how much oil India could be consuming "if they ever consume like us". And don't forget that today's low prices continue to lock-in more consumers and oil-using infrastructure.
For some drug classes, such as antidepressants, researchers estimated that trout and platypus could be consuming as much as half the daily therapeutic dose for humans.
Federal estimates suggest that by 2035, U.S. drivers could be consuming 20percentt less gasoline than they do today, said John Eichberger, executive director of the NACS-founded Fuels Institute.
"Asia could be consuming more than half the world's energy supply by 2035, and without radical changes carbon dioxide emissions will double," Mr. Rhee said.
"The world could be consuming more gas than oil by 2025," Philip Watts, the chairman of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group, the large British-Dutch energy company, said in a recent address to industry executives in Tokyo.
Health guidelines advise that 10% of a person's daily energy or calorie intake should be made up of sugar, but the Department of Health fears children aged four to 10 years old could be consuming far more.
"This could mean consuming sugar or other foods that can spike blood sugar levels," Dr Maarouf, the diabetes education director of the Stark Diabetes Center at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, told WebMD.
It means that if people follow the daily recommended intake of 18 grams of fibre, they could be consuming more than 250 extra calories each week without realising it, Dr Livesey said.
Well, for one thing, since his days in college (when he frequently wrote impassioned letters to the student newspaper on the subject) he has been a dogged and rabid anti-homosexual agitator, and continuing that effort could be consuming.
To quote Twin Peaks villain-turned-US president Kenneth Welsh's address at the finale of the film: "For years, we operated under the belief that we could continue consuming our planet's natural resources without consequence".
