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    supporting information to help the reader see and understand some of the major factors, environmental influences, as well as system procedures that were mistreated or overlooked in times leading to the eruption. Introduction BP, known as British Petroleum, is one of the world 's leading international oil and gas companies. They provide customers with fuel, energy, and lubricants to keep engines moving, and the petrochemicals products used…

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    Disadvantages Of Fracking

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    Hydraulic fracturing is a process which releases natural gas from shale and brings it to the worlds surface. It requires injecting more than a million gallons of chemicals such as lead, uranium, methanol, and mercury. Fracking also needs sand and water. The amount of water that is used is one to eight million gallons per job. It takes 400 tanker trucks to carry water too and from the sites. The chemicals, sand, and water are then put down a horizontally drilled well at a high pressure. The…

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    Automobiles have not changed much in the last 60 years. While they have gotten faster, safer, and more efficient, there have not been any major changes in the technology used since the first cars were brought to market in the early 1900s. They still use an internal combustion engine, use gasoline as fuel, emit exhaust that harms the environment, require fueling up at gas stations, need oil changes, and have many moving parts, making it more likely something breaks and needs repaired. It is time…

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    Oil In China Case Study

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    the mankind existence, society progress and modern civilisation .In the modern civilized society, if the world work without the energy, all the modern materialistic will somehow vanish, therefore, Chinese have launched in finding and extracting oil reserves. After the People 's Republic was founded, the government faced with dual pressure of economic development and energy shortage. With this, Chinese industrialisation centred on north-eastern region, and government deployed first Five-Year Plan…

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    Problems With Fracking

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    Problems that Require these Polices There are many problems that has led to our current policies on fracking, which include the growth of the United States and its dependency on foreign oil has caused transformations in our technological innovations within the oil and gas industries. There are other areas which are more concerning, for instance, the regulations regarding fracking is that they are over thirty years old. Regulations vary from state to state, and the government has simply put…

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    Straight vegetable oils (SVO) are a promising alternative to diesel oil (DO) for diesel engines, due to having comparable properties to mineral diesel, being easy to produce compared to counterparts and offering smaller emissions footprints. Therefore, the experimental study aims to evaluate the potential and influence of Jatropha oil (JO) as diesel engine fuel. Endurance long term operation tests of 300 hours for JO and 100 hours for DO were conducted on a small single cylinder 6.5 kW diesel…

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    needed to be able to produce one of the metals used in cars, iron, and carbon with iron is needed to produce steel. Algeria has manners of getting both of these with iron ore and natural gases as their resources, offering a great supplier of natural reserve. In past years, Algeria has encountered quite a bit of conflict and violence resulting in over 100,000 deaths due to indiscriminate massacres of villagers by extremists. Most recently they are encountering a shortage of housing, unreliable…

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    For today’s paper I will discuss the following points as the core for my paper: • The $80 billion bailout of GM, GMAC, Chrysler, and Ford. • Global Warming and the effect of emissions • Alternative fuels and new design competition First topic is the $80 billion bailout of the “Big 3” which are GM, Chrysler, and Ford. This bailout started in 2009 after GM and Chrysler asked for funds to avoid falling into bankruptcy. These companies were the leaders in car sales in the United States and go back…

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    Point-Based Estimate

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    Prevalence is a point-based estimate, so although at the time of the survey they may have Tb, by the time the study started they may have recovered. Including these people would overestimate the effect as there will be more ‘cases’ than in reality. Alternatively, the results could be underestimated as it is likely that more people will have developed Tb since the survey was conducted. Furthermore, using a point-based estimate like prevalence to obtain cases means that the data will only be valid…

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    In many people’s minds, the term “Fracking” only applies to the controversial extraction process and the environmental impact surrounding that process. Hydraulic Fracturing or “Fracking” for short is a process where chemicals and water are injected into wells to breakup rock formations that have gas or oil trapped in the rock itself. This process is specifically used for developing and extracting oil and natural gas from shale. While most people have heard the term “Fracking”, very few…

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