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    Fracking Effects

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    hydraulic pressure to the surrounding area until it cracks. The target area for oil and gas drilling companies is in the shale‚ a soft layer of sedimentary rock broken apart by using a mixture of 98% water and 2% chemicals. These chemicals range from household cleansers to toxic chemicals‚ and is added to nearly 4 million gallons of water per drilling well. By using this mixture and pressure the shale is cracked releasing gas and oil reserves trapped inside. Fracking has been proven to cause earthquakes‚

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    January 2015 Summary Gulf Petroleum Investment Company (GPIC)is an oil and gas service provider. The company provides services in the areas of oil‚ gas‚ and petrochemical sectors. Its business areas include reservoir management and services optimization‚ oil wells engineering‚ reservoir development and planning‚ oil field implement‚ reservoir monitoring and control‚ crude oil and petroleum product trading‚ refining‚ and oil wells drillings and concessions. The company provides services such as drilling

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    Hydraulic Fracturing or fracking was first introduced in 1940s and has then been a key provider of natural gas and oil worldwide. Despite its expansion and customary use‚ fracking still poses many health and environmental concerns. During fracking‚ pressurized liquids are injected into drilled wells‚ which cause the surrounding rock to crack open allowing gas and oil flow through the fissures. Millions of gallons of water are used and a similarly large volume of waste water is generated.

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    Fracking Research Paper

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    about‚ it was very difficult to get to the natural gas and oil hiding in the layers of shale over a mile below the Earth’s surface. Now we have the technology making it possible to retrieve the gas and oil that we value so much. Because we can now get to these layers‚ it has increased employment on our homeland‚ and our domestic energy companies don’t have to resort to off-shore drilling. Jobs are booming in these fields as more and more wells are drilled. Somewhere around 600‚000 jobs have been created

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    Pros And Cons Of Shale Gas

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    major nations are beginning to become involved in this revolution. The gas is rich in petroleum and natural gas. Unlike conventional natural gas‚ which is in permeable rocks like sandstone‚ gas cannot flow through the shale. Therefore‚ just drilling a well isn’t enough to extract this gas. As a result of this‚ fracking or hydraulic fracturing is used. Shale gas production Fracking is a process that uses millions of gallons of water‚ sand and chemical that is pumped into the ground to break and fracture

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    Evaluation of Talisman Energy’s Hydraulic Fracturing Practises in Hudson Hope ABSTRACT To meet the demand of oil in today’s oil dependent society‚ Talisman Energy is looking to exploit a mine located in Hudson Hope‚ British Colombia. The most suitable extraction process is hydraulic fracturing‚ which currently presents several environmental concerns to the residents located near the mine‚ and a representation of the general public who believe that hydraulic fracturing is not an ethical method

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    Putin's Petroleum Problem

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    petroleum revenues and forty percent of tax income is derived from petroleum taxes. The question for Russia is how to proceed to fix this problem while also benefiting from it. The privatization of the petroleum sector in the 90’s saw great increases in oil production which allowed for modernization and foreign investment. However‚ when Putin was elected President in 2000‚ he saw petroleum as potential for state grow via new revenue. The new taxes stifled growth‚ modernization‚ and chased away foreign

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    Pros Of Fracking

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    Fracking has been a big deal lately. Fracking is a technique to get oil and gas out of the ground but it means they have to put a pipe in the ground then send water‚sand and many other chemicals through the pipe at high-pressure. From all the pressure it makes cracks in the ground bringing up gas and oil. Even if there’s many benefits from fracking there’s many disadvantages to. My claim on this problem is that we should stop the process of fracking. My opponents say Fracking should stay since it

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    pose threat on the health of the people‚ and fracking is being conducted right now without the permission of the people who are most likely to be hurt by it. In the end‚ hydraulic fracturing produces approximately 300 000 barrels of natural gas and oil a day‚ but at the price of numerous environment‚ safety and health consequences. Don’t think it is worth it. In conclusion‚ I have argued that there are many consequences of fracking and thus‚ still pose a real threat to the people and the environment

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    Bp Oill Spill

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    BP Oil Spill Background The British Petroleum Oil Spill incident is the largest in history that raises various issue environmental and ethical issues. On 20th of April 2010‚ an explosion of the drilling rig caused the oil spill close to the coast of Louisiana in the Gulf of Mexico‚ in which 11 employees were killed. It took around five months for the oil well to exert no further risk and be concealed‚ where many controversies arose throughout the period. BBC‚ 2010. Timeline: BP Oil Spill. BBC

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