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Evaluation Of Industrial Emission Damage Function Regulation And Implimentation And Its Suitabilities In The Control Of Air Pollution In The Nigeria Oil And Gas Industry
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The broad environmental issues faced by the oil and gasexploration and production industry are manifested at bothlocal and global levels. They include: habitat protection andbiodiversity, air emissions, marine and freshwater discharges,incidents and oil spills, and soil and groundwater contami¬nation. Research Methodology: The aim of this chapter is to briefly intimate the reader with various research designs used by the researchers. And Chi-square were used to analyse the techniques used.
Presentation, analysis and interpretation of data: This chapter deals with the presentations, analysis and interpretation of the da8ta collected. The data collected will be used to answer the research questions and test the hypothesis.
In conclusion have gone ahead to erect effective legal regimes in the form of laws and regulations to control and reduce this environmental menace.
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 3 ]CHAPTER ONEINTRODUCTIONThe oil and gas industry is truly global,
with operations con¬ducted in every corner of the globe, from Alaska to
Australia, from Peru to China, and in every habitat from Arctic to
desert, from tropical rainforest to temperate woodland, from mangrove to
offshore.The global community will rely heavily on oil and gas
supplies for the foreseeable future. World primary energy consumption in
1994 stood at nearly 8000 million tonnes of oil equivalents (BP
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 3 ]CHAPTER ONEINTRODUCTIONThe oil and gas industry is truly global,
with operations con¬ducted in every corner of the globe, from Alaska to
Australia, from Peru to China, and in every habitat from Arctic to
desert, from tropical rainforest to temperate woodland, from mangrove to
offshore.The global community will rely heavily on oil and gas
supplies for the foreseeable future. World primary energy consumption in
1994 stood at nearly 8000 million tonnes of oil equivalents (BP
Statis ... Continue reading---
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