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    6 Force Majeure Essay

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    major rights vests by the PSC with the selected consortium include:  The exclusive right to : a) Undertake, within the specified area, operations conducted in searching for crude oil, natural gas and related hydrocarbons, and undertake drilling of wells…

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    Oil Field Workers

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    Competition was so high because the later that a worker arrived on site the more competition he had to face, less pay as well as shorter working time. The mobile workers were usually second on site. Mobile workers are classified as teamsters, tool dressers and roustabouts. They were usually second because they worked with the mobile crew which took more time to get from…

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    she denotes how this issue is very problematic because both oppositions have different opinions. For instance, the companies she interviewed disregard the potential damages from fracking and state that it is safe and “there is little evidence that water supplies have been contaminated.” However, the people of California disagree with this and have taken action into their own hands. What is Hydraulic Fracking? Hydraulic fracking is the process…

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    over half the nation is currently experiencing water droughts, the concept of using massive amounts of water to probe underground for oil and gas that may not even be available has given pause to many environmental observers” ("List Of Pros And Cons Of Fracking”). Fracking methods use a considerably larger amount of water, as it depends on the resource of water to continue this method of oil production. Not only does fracking use surplus amounts of water, but also exhausts numerous toxic…

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    Case Study Wells Fargo

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    Wells Fargo was the company I have selected for my final project. My rationale for choosing them is slightly beneficial for me because I am a customer and have been since early 2000. As a client, I want see how were going to turn around the public and stakeholders view of their Corporate Social Responsibility after many mishaps in the past few years. One of Wells Fargo biggest mishaps was their unfair lending practices and also a more resent problem were bank employees issuing unwanted credit…

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    drilling rig Deepwater Horizon took place. To date, the oil spill is the largest in history, and was caused by a multitude of factors. In February 2009, British Petroleum (BP), proposed a plan to drill in the Macondo well to the Minerals Management Service (MMS). The Macondo well is off the coast of Louisiana, in the Gulf of Mexico (http://www.eoearth.org/view/article/161185/). BP was looking to expand their oil drilling, which was the motivation for proposing their idea to the MMS. BP…

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    Oil Sands

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    in Fort Hills by Petro Canada but lost momentum after the Petro Canada into Suncor merger. By 2013 there were nine oil sands projects in the Athabasca Oil Sands which had produced 52 million cubic meters of Bitumen (a combination of sand, clay and water, it is extremely dense and must be processed…

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    oil already broken down by wave action and chemical dispersants was more toxic than fresh oil. Prior to the spill, approximately 0.1% of Gulf fish had lesions or sores. A report from the University of Florida said trete and less soil for polluted water to soak into instead of becoming runoff. This summer, we've learned that our state needs to instill better, more efficient flood control practices. All these factors that have contributed to the dead zone can fortunately be fixed or…

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    individuals more power caused the company to choose a less costly and more time friendly method of securing the rig for the drillings. This method ultimtely came at a huge cost to the environment as the largest marine oil spill to ever occur in U.S. waters. o One the of the immediate leadership issues outlined in the case is the lack of hierarchy. BP should have continued having multiple leaders sign off on a decision verses allowing a few BP project managers to choose the…

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    crippling disease caused by lack of vitamins, plagued Europeans upon arrival to the Americas. In 1535, French explorer Jacque Cartier made his second voyage to Canada. As he ventured up the St. Lawrence River his ships became immersed in the frozen waters. Many of his crewmen suffered terribly from scurvy during the winter months, but within days…

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