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    Case Study

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    DUTCH SHELL PLC ANNUAL REVIEW AND SUMMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2011 Our INSIDE ENERGY app for iPad explores the role innovation plays in providing energy to power and sustain people’s lives. Discover new ways of nding and producing oil and gas‚ learn about advances in energy ef ciency and cleaner-burning fuels‚ and meet the people involved in making it happen. shell.com/inside_energy A BOUT THE PHOTOS Energy gives our lives vitality. We eat‚ we work‚ we play‚ we travel‚ we communicate

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    Let Them Eat Meat”‚ she justifies the issue of raising livestock for food causing greenhouse gas emissions. Should we be eating less meat or actually eating more? Hamilton’s research found many interesting points that would interest any human beings that consume meat or any other type of consumable goods. In her essay‚ Hamilton begins with the statistic that “eighteen percent of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions come from livestock”. The idea to eat less meat was established by Dr. Rakendra Pachauri

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    Since the 1990’s‚ modern day fracking has been a technique used to extract natural gas from shale‚ tight sandstone and coal beds. This is done first drilling a deep hole into the rock and then injecting a mixture of water‚ sand and chemicals and blasting them into the rock formations under very high pressure. This process produces an abundance of natural gas that could power homes and businesses for many years. Although some people believe that hydraulic fracturing causes environmental harm and costs

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    Hydraulic Fracturing

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    surface‚ flows vast reservoirs of one of our planets most sought after commodities. In ancient Babylon there are writings of a dark elixir oozing from the lands surface‚ even then the people understood how precious this material was. Oil‚ along with Natural gas‚ are exceptionally rich sources of energy. A gallon of oil surpasses the output of five kg of coal‚ ten kg of wood‚ and over fifty times the amount of energy that fifty humans can produce. The richest oil can actually provide one hundred more times

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    Air Pollution Summary 23

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    AIR POLUTION Problem The first thing people see‚ in the morning‚ when they walk outside is the sky or the colored sun. Is this world giving us the privilege of seeing the natural colors of the sun through all the layers of pollution within the air (Dinanike 31)? Not only are beautiful sights such as this hidden behind the pollution this world causes everyday‚ but an increase in diseases‚ infections and death occurs. What causes pollution? What can we do to prevent it‚ and get rid of it? Is it fair

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    Gasification (in the context of this paper) is an energy process that produces a gas which can be used to substitute fossil fuels. It is a process which enhances biomass’ usefulness as a renewable resource as the product gas (syngas) can easily be transported along existing gas pipelines‚ and can either be mixed with‚ or used as a replacement for natural gas combustion in gas turbines for power and heat generation. Syngas gas can also be used converted to various chemicals such as ethanol‚ hydrogen‚ methanol

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    Argument Against Fracking

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    (also known as fracking)‚ a way of obtaining natural gas that is used today‚ may cause cancer and may speed up global warming’s. Fracking injects a mix of water‚ "chemicals‚ sand‚ and other materials into layers of shale‚ a type of rock" (Source 1). The injection flows down a pipe that is going through the shale. To obtain the natural gas‚ the pressure in the pipe causes the rock around the pipe to crack‚ allowing natural gas to escape. Then‚ the gas flows up the well and is collected. However‚ Hydraulic

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    fracking? Fracking is the industry that is natural gas being abstracted from shale rock. It’s hydraulic done by injecting fluid into the ground at a high pressure in order to get into the shale rock to release natural gas. Why does the industry do this? It is more wrongs than rights but the natural gas is a clean burning gas. Gas is environmentally good when it is burnt but when it is being abstracted from the shale rock is when it is bad. The causes to get the gas is a whole outcome has a big effect

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    Amaranth Advisors

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    trades. A multi-strategy fund runs several different strategies in-house that contribute to the total performance of the fund. A single-strategy fund concentrates the whole portfolio on one strategy. Amaranth was long natural gas futures. They enjoyed huge profits from natural gas futures and option trades in 2005 and early 2006. Brian Hunter used borrowed money to double-down on his bets. Buying more futures contracts of this same kind supported their price by increasing demand‚ which then increased

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    results show that energy consumptions are related to economic growth. The Granger Causality model been used to examine the causal effect of energy consumption in form of disaggregate and gross domestic product. The results show that coal consumption and gas consumption does not Granger cause to economic growth in Singapore‚ and vice versa. However‚ there are two unidirectional relationships found. First‚ causality runs from economic growth to oil consumption. Second‚ causality runs from electricity consumption

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