Integration platform

Among the most monumental examples of failure regarding corporate social responsibility, that is to "maximize profits within the law" (Dejardins, 2014, p.53), is the Deepwater Horizon blowout catastrophe, occurring April 20, 2010. Historically noted as the single greatest environmental failure in the United States, the blowout of the Macondo well claimed 11 lives, injured dozens more, leaked 4.9 million barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico, disrupted ecosystems and communities globally, and economic

considered one of the worst oil spills in U.S. history. The Deepwater Horizon Oil Rig was being leased by BP Oil Company and was located only about 40 miles off of the coast of Louisiana. A surge of natural gas that made its way to the Horizon rig’s platform ignited, causing the rig to capsize and sink, thus breaking risers that were being used to counteract the large amount of pressure from oil and natural gasses (Pallardy, 2015). The explosion killed 11 workers and injured 17 others and caused a massive

A man enters the subway station, not knowing if he should go where he would usually go. His hair was a stray and his maroon tie loose. This man has a very charming aura about him. Others would say strange or frightening, but I like to say charming, charming in his own way perhaps. He rushes through the subway station and he slows down to look at the art on the walls. He'd been looking at it for months every time he entered the station, which was every day. It fascinated him, all of the Intricacy

In 2010 on April 20th the Gulf of Mexico had seen the worst environmental disaster the world had ever seen. It started as an explosion on a BP oil rig that took the lives of 11 people and injuring 17 while leaking "...at least 3 million barrels of oil..." (Bryant & Hunter, 2010, para. 2 This was not the first accident that has happened to BP but, certainly the most costly. In 2005 there was an explosion at a refinery in Texas that killed 15 and injured over 180 people (Bryant & Hunter, 2010). They

The ocean is 70% of the earth's surface. There are 5 ocean biomes in the world. The ocean is made up of salt water. The seaweed is the producer. The penguin is a carnivore and the penguin eats or gains the energy from the squid. The elephant seal is a carnivore and also eats and gains the energy from the squid. The squid is a carnivore and gains the energy from the crab. The crab gains the energy from the seaweed and the crab is an omnivore.The crab also eats seaweed.Algae is also in this ecosystem

The BP Gulf of Mexico oil spill tells the tragic story of what happened on the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig back in April 2010. The rig, leased from another vendor, was digging a well on the Macondo slope in the Gulf when it exploded and fatally killed eleven employees and injured seventeen others (Crandall, Parnell, & Spillan, 2014). Not to mention, five million barrels of oil spilled into the sea causing an environmental issue that lasted more than ninety days. Several underlying factors went

Back in the spring of 2010, the Gulf of Mexico experienced the worst oil spill in U.S history as a result of an explosion and sinking of the Deepwater Horizon Oil rig. On April 10th the hazardous accident had already killed 11 people, deformed and killed countless numbers of marine wildlife, and leaked 3.19 million barrels of oil that spread about 42 miles off the coast of Louisiana. Even though the well was located within the deep sea (the lowest part of the ocean that accounts for most of the water

warning signs about the danger of the rig that eventually led to the deaths of 11 workers. The government also indicted former BP Vice President David Rainey on charges of hiding key information from Congress and lying to other law enforcement individuals about the real damage done to the Gulf oil spill. Rainey and Kaluza were eventually acquitted of the charges while Vidrine plead guilty and was sentenced to 10 months of probation (Stempel). There was public outcry over the lack of severe consequences

TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 1 Types of Deep Sea Oil Rig Platform 2 1. Spar 2 Overview and structures 2 Construction method 2 2. Subsea system 3 Overview and structures 3 Construction method 3 3. Tension leg platform 4 Overview and structures 4 Construction method 4 Conclusion 5 Reference 6 Appendix A: Spar 7 Appendix B: Subsea System 8 Appendix C: Tension Leg Platform 9 INTRODUCTION An offshore platform which is also known as oil rig is utilised on exploration oil and gas from under seabed and

What can be done to improve a city that has already been developed? This was the question posed to the City of Hamilton in regards how Hamilton, a city that has been forgotten, could be revitalised. The best way to revitalise an area is to make it more accessible. The Light Rail Transit or LRT is key to ensuring Hamilton gets the improvement it needs to have the ability to be a major economic contributor in the future. What the City has proposed is the best way to improve the newly revitalised