Waste Oil Trade

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It Could Be Oil Field Waste Making You Sick

Truth Dig 25 Apr 2024

Every day across the U.S., billions of pounds of toxic and radioactive waste is produced by oil and gas wells ... Oil field waste has been spilled, spread, injected, dumped and freely emitted across this nation.

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Crude oil up despite decline in US inventory

Business Line 25 Apr 2024

Crude oil futures traded higher on Thursday morning despite official data indicating decrease in oil inventories in the US.

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The US is under pressure to lead the way in reducing plastic pollution — but ...

Business Insider 25 Apr 2024

A waste worker in Srinagar, India sorts and collects plastic for recycling ... The country has a lot of sway as the world's largest exporter of oil and gas, the main ingredients in plastics ... in oil demand.

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Equinor first-quarter profit down 37% on lower gas prices

Natural Gas World 25 Apr 2024

OSLO, April 25 (Reuters) - Equinor posted a sharp fall in first-quarter profit on Thursday, hit by tumbling natural gas prices in Europe, though strong energy trading and rising output limited the decline.

photo: AP / File

In this April 4, 2005 file photo, a sports utility vehicle drives past an ExxonMobil refinery in Baytown, Texas. Exxon Mobil Corp., the world's biggest oil refiner, will spend more than $1 billion in the next couple of years to increase its global production of cleaner-burning diesel by about 10 percent, the company said Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2008.

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Oil prices up over fall in US stockpiles and Middle East tensions

Anadolu Agency 25 Apr 2024

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Three events coming up in Montrose

The Hawk Eye 25 Apr 2024

No concrete blocks, bricks or yard waste. No anti-freee, liquid paint, motor oil, gas, Freon, herbicides, ... No commercial contractors waste from building sites.

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Your pre-loved luggage can be turned into school chairs. Here’s where to donate them

Manila Bulletin 25 Apr 2024

Waste management is something that concerns many industries ... Just in time for Earth Month, the beloved brand is bringing back its Luggage Trade-In Campaign ... in producing products from plastic waste.

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Matsu sees 890 tonnes of Chinese waste

Taipei Times 25 Apr 2024

Last year, about 890 tonnes of ocean waste — mainly from China — washed up on Lienchiang County, accounting for 15 percent of the islands’ waste that year, some of which the local government is now looking to return.

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UAE, Chile successfully concludes CEPA negotiations

Bahrain News Agency 25 Apr 2024

The non-oil trade between the UAE and Chile amounted to US$305.1 million in 2023, representing a remarkable growth of 23.6% since 2019.

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UAE and Chile conclude CEPA negotiations to boost trade ties

Gulf Today 25 Apr 2024

This agreement marks a significant milestone within the UAE’s CEPA programme, which aims to raise the value of the country’s non-oil foreign trade to Dhs4 trillion by 2031. The non-oil ...

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Biden signs Iran oil sanctions measures into law

Tradewinds 25 Apr 2024

... tougher measures targeting the Iranian oil trade with China.

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Q1 Earnings: Is Exxon Mobil set to strike oil or sink?

Invezz 25 Apr 2024

Oil prices play a huge role in Exxon Mobil’s earnings, and they’ve been on a rollercoaster ride lately ... While this year has seen some improvements in oil prices, the first quarter didn’t see any extraordinary highs.

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Dubai to host the 31st Annual Middle East Petroleum & Gas Conference from 20 to ...

Emirates 24/7 25 Apr 2024

... strike a balance in addressing fossil fuels and renewable energy, against the backdrop of regional conflicts affecting global oil and gas flows and trading, energy security, and geopolitical tumult.

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A FITTING END TO A SHOW TRIAL

This Day 25 Apr 2024

For someone who turned down $20m from an oil magnate in 2011, there was no way in this world I would believe he collected the equivalent of $2m from the OPL 245 Settlement.

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Repsol's Q1 profit tumbles by a third but better than expected

Natural Gas World 25 Apr 2024

MADRID, April 25 (Reuters) - Spain's Repsol said on Thursday that first-quarter profit fell by a third - though that was less than expected - hurt by lower gas prices and a weaker performance from its refining and trading businesses.