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    Biodiesel Case Study

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    produced by fossil fuels, biodiesel takes advantages on its clean and low-carbon benefits, which is an ideal substitute for traditional petroleum-based diesel used in transportation and energy generation. Besides environmental factors,…

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    the Government of Nepal, has been the sole supplier and distributor of various petroleum products in the country since 1970 up to the present. Bunker fuel, diesel fuel, jet fuel, gasoline, detergent, plastics, synthetic rubber, synthetic fibers, paint, fertilizers and pesticides are only few of the products which contain petroleum. This natural resource is valuable and needed so often that even Nepal isn’t…

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    Fracking In Mexico

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    look at the environmental risks and impacts oil extraction, transportation, and use has on the environments within the regions of Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and the Gulf of Mexico. Crude oil can be described as an naturally occurring unrefined petroleum product made up of long hydrocarbons that can be refined into a usable product. Examples could range from gasoline, diesel or some sort of petrochemical. 2. Extraction: When looking at all four areas mentioned, most of the processes used for…

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    small restaurants in Puerto Caballo. They stopped several months ago because what they caught were blackened and damaged,” (Chronic Oil Leaks). Over time, natural gas and petroleum have been leaking into Lago de Maracaibo polluting it, damaging the water, and killing the animal living in it. “There have always been leaks of petroleum or natural gas from a huge network of pipes, according…

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    These supporters suggest that the extraction of oil and gas by fracking “has the potential to create a large number of jobs in the energy industry, to bring in profits for oil companies, to reduce dependence on foreign oil, and to boost the national economy” (Grogan 166). Likewise, other proponents refer to a 2012 estimate to further this statement. The estimate approximates that fracking provides…

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    To comply with the demand for more fossil fuels in recent decades, oil companies have been urged to search for other alternatives to petroleum production in addition to the regular on-land drilling method. Offshore drilling, the process of extracting oil and gas resources on the continental shelves of oceans, has skyrocketed in the oil and natural gas industries. Massive production facilities sit atop undersea towers, some descending deeper than the height of the world's most ambitious…

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    Batteries Research

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    nations and rising powers alike are hoping to control their oil-swallowing propensities, for any number of reasons: environmental change, disagreeable petro state governmental issues, the approaching trepidation there basically isn't sufficient petroleum on the planet to fulfill everybody…

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    environmental and economic damage to surrounding areas. The effects of the oil spill mainly impacted Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Texas, and Florida. The stakeholders affected by the oil spill were the environment, wildlife, fisherman, the oil industry and tourist-driven businesses and communities. Directly following the spill, BP set up The Gulf Coast Claims Facility (GCCF) which was later deemed non-independent. The GCCF was later replaced by a court supervised settlement program,…

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    Going into depth with the energy crisis, the biggest issue was the want and need for oil with not enough oil to go around to everyone causing issues with members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Companies (OPEC). After the Iranian Revolution the oil industry was just not the same causing the prices of oil per barrel to skyrocket (Britannica Staff). This became a problem within the energy crisis since the majority of people living in the United States of America depended…

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    Essay On Oil Dependency

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    Administration] estimates that with these new fields, American petroleum production will increase 14% by 2020.” Not only will that just save us the money from importing all that oil and with these new fields that they are predicting we are going to have means that there is going to be more job openings for people that once worked in the oil industry but were laid off due to the halt of oil. The people that do not work in the oil industry or anything that partakes in it think that oil is not a…

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