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    Decisions The Deepwater Horizon Disaster brought to the surface many poor decisions made by Transocean LTD and British Petroleum (BP). This disaster claimed eleven lives and devastated several ecosystems; taking years to rebuild. The garbage can model played a part in making the faulty decision of the Deepwater Horizon Disaster. This decision-making process is influenced by four variables: problems, solutions, participants, and choice opportunities. The garbage can model of decision making assumes

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    1- Marcellus Shale:- The Marcellus shale is a Middle Devonian primary source rock in the Appalachian basin as well as an unconventional reservoir rock.The Marcellus shale is produced through the implementation of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracture stimulation. The Marcellus shale has been one of the most important developments in gas production over the past few years. Having a good understanding of what this gigantic gas reservoir can do to shape the future of the natural gas

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    I've had the misfortune of primarily banking with Wells Fargo since 2007; I wonder why they even bother printing the year you became a customer on the cards, seeing as the amount of years you spend with them means nothing. A couple weeks ago, I walked in their branch on Sunset to pick up a cashiers check for rent; since I never received the checks I've ordered a month and a half prior. As soon as I spoke with a teller, I was informed that a hold has just been placed on my account, and to contact

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    much production when we passed over the global demand for oil? This could be in the gigantic oil producers in Saudi Arabia, which is pursuing Opec to drive the fracking industry to the top capacity until bust. However, what if this bust exhaust the wells so the deposits become so inaccessible (currently, there are approximately 500,000 active spots in the U.S). that it could turn into a new collapse in the global economy as so happened in 2008? Are are prepared for the consequences? Furthermore,

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    rock formations and releases the natural gas. During the fraking process 2 to 7 million gallons of fresh water with sand and gallons of industrial chemicals so that the wate can penetrare more easily. After the natural gas is released it goes up the well and to the storage tanks, then it is sent to market. Recently in North Texas and others places of the country the fraking process has been associated with contamination issues. This process was developed by Halliburton in 1940s and has been used

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    Wells Fargo Case

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    the conflict that occurred with Wells Fargo Bank that came to Americas attention in 2016. Wells Fargo employees opened accounts in customer’s names without their consent. Employees went as far as signing the customer’s names to the paperwork. There have been many reasons that have come to light as to why employees would have opened accounts without customer’s knowledge. One of the key issues that have been discussed is the fact that employee (sales employees as well as management) bonuses were dependent

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    ** Wells Fargo’s decentralized corporate structure gave the Community Banks Leadership the freedom to manage as they pleased and created an environment that rejected any oversight from outside the community banks ranks. Lack of centralized reporting and oversight made it difficult for the corporate office to identify trends or warning signs that lead to issue. Most of the warning signs were occurring at the local level, but there were a few major signs of a problem that bubbled up to the corporate

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    Fracking Pros And Cons

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    Fracking is a safe way of producing oil and natural gasses. Some of the benefits of fracking are lower energy costs, because of the large deposits of oil and gas there has been a big increase in available resources and a big drop in prices. This can lead to a sustainable amount of savings for consumers. Another benefit of fracking is that consumers of energy are seeing economic change in global prices and lowered taxes on gas and oil. More jobs are being created and our reliability on other country’s

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    Introduction In recent years, the topic of hydraulic fracturing has been widely discussed about in applied ethics. Interest in unconventional resources has been researched by the advances of oil and gas technology which many researchers in the US suggest that it will become practical to use fracking as it is the key to energy self-sufficiency. Fracking or hydraulic fracturing is the process in which oil and gas companies drill into the ground to recover natural gas from the shale rock that lies thousands

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    Wells Fargo Scandal

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    Introduction Wells Fargo had come under fire the in last few years for creating fraudulent accounts for their clients without their permission. The blame was given to the unreachable quotas for the employees. This scandal has created damages to the name of Wells Fargo. The public perception of this company is seen as untrustworthy. I want to propose ideas that may help improvements to your employee’s service and regain obtain trust from your clients and employees. Problem. In September of 2016

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