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    Gulf Oil Spill Case Study

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    Problem : April 22 of 2010, approximately 206 million gallons of oil was spilt in the Gulf of Mexico. The Mother Nature Network stated, “Gulf Oil Spill is the officially the largest oil spill in the world history”, (“Mother Nature Network”, Laura Moss). The Gulf Oil Spill started when oil went miles below the surface of the Gulf of Mexico, and it exploded. It caused BP’s Deepwater Horizon rig that it killed 11 people. The oil spread for more than 85 days and oiled 572 miles. Along the way,…

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    A Risk Assessment Plan plays a big role in any company, whether it is big or small company. The risk assessment will help identify the vulnerabilities and threats to the Wells Fargo IT resources. Which will help determine the impact of those vulnerabilities, threats, and unauthorized access. Having some knowledge of what type of risks expect will help mitigate them faster. There are a several steps needed for a good risk assessment plan, which will essentially help the company be in compliance…

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    ASSIGNMENT REPORT ON FAKE BANK ACCOUNTS SCAM IN WELLS FARGO BANK USA 1. Describe what happened. The case in discussion here is opening of unauthorized and fake bank accounts by employees of Wells Fargo Bank all over US. Various employees in Wells Fargo Retail stores all over the country signed up customers for various products like a new checking accounts, debit accounts, credit card accounts without their approval or consent. The employees then used to transfer money from the customers…

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    In Chapter 94 of Moby-Dick, “A Squeeze of the Hand,” Melville exposes the reader to the bizarre and coveted substance that catalyzed the rapid expansion of the whaling industry. Spermaceti is a waxy, oil-like substance produced in the spermaceti organ in the skull of the sperm whale. Originating from the spermaceti-organ, the fluid is located in the cranial cavity of the sperm whale and occupies a major part of the skull, holding up to 1,900 litres of spermaceti. Since the spermaceti organ, a…

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    Hydraulic Fracturing

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    Hydrocarbon production from unconventional reservoirs has transformed the oil and gas industry in North America. The unconventional reservoirs common attribute is that the permeability of the matrix is ultra-low where the permeability often has been improved by natural fractures or induced hydraulic fractures. Hydraulic fracturing creates highly conductive pathways for hydrocarbons from the reservoir into the wellbore. At high pressure, fracturing fluid which includes of proppant, water, and…

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    Shell Oil Case Study

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    being exploitative in nature I will examine the spectrum of people impacted by oil extraction. There are two main positionalities regarding Shell Oil in Nigeria. The first is represented by the state officials, government, and elites in Nigeria as well as the elites within Shell Oil, who see the economic return of oil exportation. Many of Nigeria’s social programs and government funding comes from the oil industry (Allen 2012). The contracts that the government has signed on to with the oil…

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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 ten given tips mentioned in the video all seemed to be very effective ones to implement in the classroom if done correctly. Classroom management is crucial, and can definitely make a difference in-between a well ran room and a chaotic classroom. The first tip mentioned was beginning the year tough. I definitely believe teachers have to set the stage of what is expected and stand their ground to instill the procedures and expectations into the students, but this should also not be taken to…

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    Coiled Tubing Case Study

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    professionals pursed the development of CT with the hopes of it becoming an effective intervention tool for safe and effective work-over operations on wells. By 1962, the California Oil Company and Bowen Tools reached this goal and became the first company to successfully develop the…

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    and its application in the environment represent the most direct impacts of the industry. Hence, technology and the practices developed for its application represent the best opportunity for the industry to directly mitigate the negative impacts as well as enhance any potentially beneficial impacts. Exploration 1. Locating Exploratory technology for deep-sea mining is currently in use and is similar to petroleum exploratory technology. Active vents can be located from the plume, which can be…

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