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    Carbon Democracy: Political Power in the Age of Oil Timothy Mitchell (London and New York: Verso, 2012) Timothy Mitchell, in his book ‘Carbon Democracy’, ventures into a very broad and interesting area of democratic struggles as reflected largely in the transitioning from coal to oil as a primary source of fuel for industries in essentially already industrialized countries. In other words, the author primarily argues that the production, acquisition of energy and the emergence of democratic…

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    Fracking In Mexico

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    The subjects within this report take a 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…

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    Alaskan Highway History

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    THE HISTORY OF THE ALCAN HIGHWAY The idea of laying a roadway to connect the United States with the North American continent’s ‘far north’ can be traced all the way back to the Yukon gold rushes of the 1890’s. It wasn’t till about the 1930’s that they started putting the idea into effect. The Alaska territorial legislature commission worked out different possibilities and routes. It took the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor to finally get the work started which is kind of unfortunate. When…

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    militant operation with a transnational membership, to which, despite heavy casualties, is constantly recruiting. With key leaders who were prominent in the Iraqi insurgency throughout the 2000’s, it is also well armed and financed mainly from oil refineries it controls (Shirlow). ISIS also has the objective of creating their own Caliphate, which is an Islamic form of government under the leadership of a caliph. A caliph is a religious and political leader. They also want to control their own…

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    As of 2013, various Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) companies have applied to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to establish an LNG refinery and export center in Brownsville, Texas. Throughout the process, several citizens – as well as business entities and city councils, have voiced their opposition or support of the facility. Statement of the Problem Inadequate representation The FERC is responsible for providing public hearing meeting for each new facility application received,…

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    production sites including in 11 sites in Europe (France, Spain, the United Kingdom, Italy and Romania), 2 sites in The United States of America, 3 sites in India, 5 in China and South Korea. The headquarters that are in Lestrem, it is the biggest bio-refinery in the whole of European continent. The production site in Lestrem processes around 2,300 tons of corn per day and 2,000,000 tons of corn and wheat per year producing modified and native starch as their main products and Proteins, fibers…

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    opportunities for themselves. In September of 1873, the stock market crashed and triggered a recession, and Standard Oil had attained roughly 80 percent of the refining capacity in Cleveland. And by 1878 Rockefeller controlled almost 90 percent of oil refineries in the U.S, and then gained control of majority of the oil marketing facilities in the U.S. The Standard Oil Trust was able to become so profitable because they were able to survive more on less income. Standard Oil could afford to…

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    Barcelona Research Paper

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    without problems though, sea life habitats are being destroyed by human activities such as fisheries, ship traffic, water pollution, and anthropization. Local pollution, specifically those from domestic and industrial sources, oil transportation, refineries, and agricultural runoff, are starting to have a massive impact on the wildlife of Barcelona aswell by introducing several diseases to the sea life that is reaching havoc on the ecosystem. (RedaÃo) Many precautions are trying to be…

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    On August 2, 1990 the country of Kuwait was invaded by Iran causing the start of the Gulf War. A massive attack was led by the dictator of Iran ,Saddam Hussein. The raid killed thousands and led to the destruction of over 700 thriving Kuwaiti oil refineries. Saddam’s actions had later constructed the beginning of the gulf war, an international conflict that had recrudescence during the the late 1980’s and early 1990’s. Soon after Saddam’s attack on January 16th 1991 the U.S and several other…

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    An experienced and multi-skilled industry professional with wide-ranging experience, having accrued a comprehensive range of technical skills through the successful delivery of major infrastructure and capital works projects over 25 years. Demonstrates exemplary interpersonal and planning skills whilst ensuring that productivity is maximised and that all operations are carried out safely within agreed timelines. Responds swiftly to changing business needs and industry developments. A diligent…

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