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    Sleep Disorders

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    sleep less tend to experience higher rates of obesity‚ high blood pressure‚ memory impairment‚ irritability‚ slowed work performance‚ and impaired communication and concentration (Myers 54). The nuclear meltdown at Chernobyl and the Exxon Valdez oil spill have been linked to insufficient sleep (Coren). Data from a study on traffic incidents across Canada after daylight savings time‚ in which people lose one hour of sleep‚ showed a significant increase in the number of accidents than before the time

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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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    to purchase goods and do business with well-known companies. Having a bad reputation is more than notorious image‚ but also sales loss‚ or even a big chunks off its share price. For instance: Exxon’s share price plunged 20% after the Exxon Valdez oil spill incident. In addition‚ after the scandal of Hoi Tin Tong selling mouldy jelly with almost no turtle shell is revealed;citizens criticized the management of the company as well as claimed for refund‚ both of which result in stock prices decrease and

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    for team members if needed. Team Member Case Study Justification A: Lenice Thornton Exxon Valdez I was very young when this happened but it is still effecting us today and It was swept under the rug but spills are still happening and we need to look back at this to find ways to stop future spills A: Lenice Thornton Global Warming This is a topic that is relevant today and we need to find ways to save our planet or change how we help it B: Alexa Mangabat Global Warming Everything we do in life

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    sailed the ship out of the channel would have delayed the sailing at the first sign or smell of booze‚ which would have completely prevented the accident. There were performance measures that could have been taken to aid in the prevention of the spill. One such measure would have been to make policy of not allowing non licensed personal to steer and operate the ship. By eliminating this common practice the captain may have been able to steer clear of the rocks. Exxon also could have used surveys

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    reelected. On March 24‚ 1990 a 987 foot oil liner named the Exxon Valdez ran aground spewing 11 million gallons of crude oil into the Prince William Sound. The Exxon Valdez gutted herself on the Bligh Reef. No lives were lost were lost in the accident but four lives were lost in the cleanup. Because of the remote location people can only get to by air or sea made response to the accident difficult. This also had an impact on the economy. About $2‚673‚000 worth of oil was spilt and an Anchorage Judge allotted

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    Prestige in Depth by: Midn. Chang L.J Memoirs of Titanic At the time of her construction‚ R.M.S Titanic was the largest ship ever built. Gigantically weighing 46‚000 tons‚ 900 feet long and stood 25 stories high‚ it had surely gave justice to its name. Captain Edward Smith Maneuvered the Ship. It was bound for New York‚ leaving the port of England on April 10‚ 1912. Heaving with glitz and glamour‚ the Titanic illuminated beauty from the darkest of the night. Banquet was seized almost everywhere

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    Information: Polarity In the middle of the night of March 24‚ 1989‚ the giant oil tanker Exxon Valdez veered out of the shipping lanes in Alaska’s Prince William Sound and struck a reef. The side of the tanker was ripped open‚ and 11 million gallons of crude oil flowed out into Alaska’s clear blue waters. Because petroleum oil is insoluble (does not dissolve) in water and less dense‚ it quickly spread across the surface. The oil slick eventually covered 10‚000 square miles‚ contaminating 1500 miles of

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    exxon mobil

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    ON SUBMITTED TO: PROF STEVEN SHAPIRO SUBMITTED BY: POOJA OZA (0839378) INTRODUCTION Exxon Mobil Corporation‚ or ExxonMobil‚ is an American multinational oil and gas corporation headquartered in Irving‚ Texas‚ United States. It is a direct descendant of John D. Rockefeller’s Standard Oil company‚ and was formed on November 30‚ 1999‚ by the merger of Exxon and Mobil. The world’s third largest company by revenue‚ ExxonMobil is also the second largest publicly traded company

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    Arctic Study

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    never sets. The average temperature for the Artic is zero degrees of less. Industry and the Artic. There was once a time when the land of the Artic Circle was considered useless and only hospitable to those native to it. However once vast quantities of oil and fish had been found there was a rush of interest in the land. Fishing in Arctic Power The Canadian laundry detergent market is mature‚ very competitive and dominated by three major consumer packaged goods companies‚ one of which is Colgate-Palmolive

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