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    Aramco Case Study

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    Saudi Aramco Introduction Saudi Aramco is considered to be one of the best and top oil companies worldwide as it explores oil, gas and other type of natural resources such gold and coil (Dipaola & Mahdi 2017). Saudi Aramco is 100 percent owned by Saudis government and it was established back in 1933. Nowadays, Saudi Aramco is number one oil producer and it holds and manages two third of oil crude oil that we have in this planet (Raval, 2016).. This paper will focus on Saudi Aramco and the way…

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    catastrophes, and ethical dilemmas in addition to the largest oil spill in the history of the world. At times during BP's history the company had failed to protect its stockholders, however, the energy giant became recognized as a leader for good practices in protecting and promoting the environment even before the 2010 oil spill. BP was the first company prosecuted for violating the Clean Air Act after an explosion of a oil refinery killed and wounded several employees. The company failed to…

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    Company Shell Case Study

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    Main motives to be present in South-East Asia The Company Shell was created because its founder Mister Zijiker found oil in South-East Asia (Sumatra) in 1883 and since then Shell is active in getting petroleum and natural gas from this region. Due to technological innovations in the industry, the political developments in these countries surrounding Southeast Asia and the arising of Japan as a hotspot for petroleum trade operations led that nowadays Southeast Asia has become the most active area…

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    The Keystone Pipeline

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    Politics By Garrett Kizior History of the Keystone Pipeline Canada’s Athabasca River Basin is the home of one of the world’s largest stockpile of fossil fuels; bitumen. Bitumen, which lies beneath prehistoric boreal forests and peat bogs, is composed of oil, sand, and clay, and is often compared to thick tar. Because of its composition, bitumen is commonly referred to as tar sands The only method to remove the tar sands from the ground is to first inject hot steam into the earth until the…

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    Germany company in oil and gas industry named Freudenberg Group which has acquired Vector Technology Group whose products are for use in petrochemical plants, refineries, FPSOs, swivel, riser, subsea, manifold applications, and offshore oil and gas platforms and so on. The locations for Vector Technology Group includes The United State, United Kingdom. Malaysia, Brazil and Australia. In addition, it has changed its name as Freudenberg Oil& Gas Technologies instead of Freudenberg Oil & Gas. In…

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    To begin, John Davidson Rockefeller’s oppositions such as Vanderbilt, and Tom Scott continuously try to make more money off of Rockefeller and sabotage his well planned industry, however Rockefeller always makes a decision that will tear down the opposition to keep his industry running. Through the study of John D. Rockefeller, he should be considered a captain of industry. He has justified his wealth many times as he has never cut his workers wages, he has also donated to charity very often,…

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    Essential Oils Have More Benefits than Modern Western Medicine Suppose modern western medicine was only used for severe illnesses like: heart disease, COPD, renal failure, multiple sclerosis, or cancer; would there be less sickness in the world if everyone used essential oils as the Ancient Greeks did to heal their bodies? Woodson Merrell, MD, director of integrative medicine at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City; claims : “Patients like essential oils because they’re a remedy that…

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    BP: SWOT Analysis Of BP

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    the dramatically improved environmental health within their report on sustainability are highly disputed and labeled as premature observations by environmentalists. Additionally, their lack of presence within numerous sustainability indices since the oil spill reflects a lack of confidence in their sustainability initiatives from external organizations. Moreover, BP’s continued depletion of natural resources and greenhouse gas emissions continue to portray the characteristics of an…

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    Sweet Crude, is to tell the untold story of oil in the Niger Delta. Coiffi intended to persuade her audience to think deeper and differently about the issue, instigating a fight for global awareness and non-violent political solutions. Joe Berlinger’s film, Crude The Real Price of Oil, attempts to send a very similar message. Examining the case between Chevron and Ecuador, Crude tells a story about Ecuadorian disenfranchisement and exploitation through oil. With its authentic first person…

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    Rockefeller was given a small $100 loan from his father to buy a boat to extract oil. By 1870, Rockefeller owned and controlled more than 90% of U.S oil supply and successful refineries. During his time as top dog, Rockefeller was accused of extreme and unethical business practices. Carnegie shared the makings of Rockefeller. Carnegie rose through the rankings of the steel industry…

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