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    company was like no other, it had complete dominance all over America; other oil refineries could not compete against the Standard Oil Company. Therefore, Rockefeller had joined the South Improvement Company (SIC) in 1872, where he negotiated with the railroad companies. Rockefeller had guaranteed railroads a certain amount of shipping and allowed them to use his loading facilities and tanks. However, the other refineries could not keep up with his terms and Rockefeller had bought them all,…

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    and enforcement would pose more risk to politically vulnerable communities at a more local level. The inherent politics of scientifically characterizing risk to human health In terms of characterizing risk, we might ask, Which communities do oil refineries especially…

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    Gasoline Prices

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    news, and were front-page news in Texas following Hurricane Harvey. -What has happened to the price of gasoline over the past 3 months? Gas prices continued to soars more than $17.5 cent, many refineries remained closed, and gas stations shut down their pumps due to gas shortages from the refineries. Nearly half of the U.S. refining capacity are from the gulf coast region causing the national gas prices to be affected. -Discuss the recent changes in price from a supply and demand…

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    Air quality in Texas has significantly declined just in the past couple of years. Not only does air quality have negative effects on our planet, it has negative effects on individuals as well. Ozone is a big factor in the quality of the air we breathe. Ozone which is almost always referred to as smog is a gas that is formed in the atmosphere when three atoms of oxygen combined. Our main concern should be with the ground-level ozone. Ground-level ozone is created by the chemical reactions between…

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    due to environmental racism, which is the placement of low income communities specifically minorities in hazardous environments. Environmental racism is what caused African American, Henley Clark and his family to move into homes in the shadows of refineries. Leaving them to inhale noxious fumes and become witness to the destruction of nature. Realizing that predominantly rich white residents didn’t want them around, they had no other option but to deal with the monstrosity. Environmental racism…

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    SAMIR Morocco Case Study

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    SAMIR Moroccan and Italian refining, started in 1959 as a limited company. Represented by the "Office of Studies and Industrial Portfolio" and "Italian petroleum board." It were the first crude oil distribution unit has a capacity of 1.25 million tons per year. The company becomes Moroccan entirely in 1973. In 1996 made its IPO in the Casablanca Stock Exchange. In 1997 privatization and transfer of 67.27% stake in Corral group. SAMIR Company has a 10 tons per year refining capacity. A storage…

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    and now the great debate is to finish with the fourth and expand the pipeline. According to _____The first two phases have the capacity to deliver up to 590,000 barrels per day of oil into the Mid-West refineries. Phase three has capacity to deliver up to 700,000 barrels per day to the Texas refineries. U.S. oil production was about 9,000,000 barrels per day in early November 2014. Now, the pipeline is 1,179 miles, but at the end of phrase four the pipeline will have a total length of 2,148…

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    John D Rockefeller was a strong and striving individual that helped shape America into what it is today. Many might believe that Rockefeller just out to enrich himself and only used inhumane business practices. To some, this might be the case, but with the wealth that came from the so called inhumane business practices, came money that was used wisely. Rockefeller donated a tremendous amount of his hard earned money to great causes and great organizations that were used to change the world of…

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    Both of the fuels start out as oil found in the ground. According to Marshall Brain, “The crude oil pumped out of the ground is a black liquid called petroleum” (Brain). Afterward, the petroleum extracted is then sent to an oil refinery. Once it reaches there, the oil can be processed into many different products. Gasoline is formed from different chain of hydrocarbons found in crude oil. Marshall Brain states that “the chains from C7H24 and C11H24 are blended together and used…

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    will help mankind with that money do what you can for your community. The oil industry we know today is largely a result of John D. Rockefeller’s great leadership. He saw the future in the manufacturing of oil, and he overworked it to make his oil refineries successful. After assembling his fortune, Rockefeller dedicated himself and his riches to helping others, donating most of his fortune to charity and leaving a legacy of generosity. Born in Richford, New York, on July 8, 1839, John…

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