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goshyesvintageads · 2 years

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International Harvester Co, 1939

#trucks #ad #1939 #vintage #illustration #truck #advertisement #1930s #fuel oil #delivery #advertising

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icarusxxrising · 10 months

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Horrible fact of the day: Chevron just released a new boat fuel that WILL give you cancer.

Not "might", not "could", WILL. It has a cancer ratio of 1.3:1, as in, in a group of 10 people, 10 would contract CANCER.

(Edit: apparently some articles are now saying 1.4:1, and some are saying a little under that. Either way, the consensus seems to be anywhere between a 95-100+% of contracting cancer, with some expectations of this fuel not even needing a full lifetime of exposure for you to get Cancer.)

The EPA's safety limit is 1:1,000,000 as in 1 in a million people get cancer.

The EPA approved it anyways. I am not joking. The EPA approved a boat fuel that has a near 100% chance of giving someone cancer. It has such a good chance of giving someone cancer that if you DIDN'T get cancer YOU WOULD BE AN OUTLIER.

Fuck the oil industries.

Edit: If you find this (rightfully) horrifying, have you considered industrial sabotage? /hj

This isn't something we can vote away. This isn't something the rich are gonna apologize and make a 10 minute apology video for this. They don't care if you starve or wither in hospitals or get blown up in their wars.

If you don't know where to get started:

If you already know what to do, then it's time to do it. Participate in mutual aid, raise awareness in real life as well as online, participate in or train in self defense and emergency medical training classes.

#anarchy #chevron #fuel #oil #news #health #healthcare #cancer #research #anarchism #leftism #anarchist #leftist #communist #socialism #socialist #eco #green #earth

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coreforeuk · 5 months

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Communique № #12/28/23.002-Winter Holiday Announcement.

Communique № #12/28/23.002 Thursday, December 28, 2023 Ref: Winter Holiday. Subject: Winter Holiday Announcement. Announcement for our buyers submitted their ICPOs before Winter Holiday: We are currently organizing and managing your paperwork and deliveries so that we may export and deliver your selected products in accordance with the Procedures. As we previously stated, we are unable to…

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coreforelegal · 7 months

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Understanding the Complex Supply Chain of Refineries: Why They Don’t Sell Directly to the Market or Retailers?

Unraveling the Complexities of Petroleum Product Distribution ⬇️ #5&6 #Automotive #Gas #Oil #Aviation #Fuel #Aviation #Kerosene #Colonial #Grade#Aviation #Kerosene #Jet #Fuel #Biofuels #Bitumen #Blog #BoilingRange #CommercialAviation #Dap #Fertilizer #Eas

Direct purchases from the refineries are prohibited Refineries are legally barred from directly selling their products to the market or retailers. Instead, they must participate in specialized auctions that only large purchasing agencies with enough cash collateral can access. These agencies act as intermediary brokers, buying the goods from refineries and then distributing them to the retail…

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divyankverma · 10 months

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Heavy Pyrolysis Resin Market Report By 2032 | Detailed Report By AMR

#fuel oil #inactive carbon black #paints & varnishes #and coke.

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politijohn · 9 months

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Make them pay

#hawaii #politics #us politics #government #big oil #ban fossil fuels #environmentalism #environment #news #the left #progressive #current events #climate activism #climate justice #climate change

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wachinyeya · 9 months

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#good news #nature #science #environmentalism #environment #oil and gas #fossil fuels #alaska

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rjptalk · 2 years

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TAKING A SHORT BREAK

I’m going to take a few days break from blogging. I’ve been shoveling every penny I can into a savings account because we’re getting low on fuel. Finally, I think I’ve got enough saved. Time to bite the bullet as we are down to the bottom quarter of the tank. We’re getting the oil delivery Friday. I have to hang around to make sure the Duke stays inside lest he bolt when they open the gate. By…

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#fuel oil #humor #Marilyn Armstrong #oil prices #taking a break

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protidin · 2 years

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CAUTION TO FALLING INTO DISASTER TO OVERCOME DANGER

Motorcyclists are angry about not getting oil at the petrol pump The people were going to bed yesterday with frustration cautioning another price hike of daily commodities and essentials due to government declaration to increasing fuel prices abnormally last night. The government increased the price of fuel by a jump from BDT 34 to BDT 46 per litre suddenly. The diesel price was increased by BDT…

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#fuel oil #fuel price

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doingpyrolysis · 2 years

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reasonsforhope · 4 months

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"The amount of electricity generated by the UK’s gas and coal power plants fell by 20% last year, with consumption of fossil fuels at its lowest level since 1957.

Not since Harold Macmillan was the UK prime minister and the Beatles’ John Lennon and Paul McCartney met for the first time has the UK used less coal and gas.

The UK’s gas power plants last year generated 31% of the UK’s electricity, or 98 terawatt hours (TWh), according to a report by the industry journal Carbon Brief, while the UK’s last remaining coal plant produced enough electricity to meet just 1% of the UK’s power demand or 4TWh.

Fossil fuels were squeezed out of the electricity system by a surge in renewable energy generation combined with higher electricity imports from France and Norway and a long-term trend of falling demand.

Higher power imports last year were driven by an increase in nuclear power from France and hydropower from Norway in 2023. This marked a reversal from 2022 when a string of nuclear outages in France helped make the UK a net exporter of electricity for the first time.

Carbon Brief found that gas and coal power plants made up just over a third of the UK’s electricity supplies in 2023, while renewable energy provided the single largest source of power to the grid at a record 42%.

It was the third year this decade that renewable energy sources, including wind, solar, hydro and biomass power, outperformed fossil fuels [in the UK], according to the analysis. Renewables and Britain’s nuclear reactors, which generated 13% of electricity supplies last year, helped low-carbon electricity make up 55% of the UK’s electricity in 2023.

[Note: "Third year this decade" refers to the UK specifically, not global; there are several countries that already run on 100% renewable energy, and more above 90% renewable. Also, though, there have only been four years this decade so far! So three out of four is pretty good!]

Dan McGrail, the chief executive of RenewableUK, said the data shows “the central role that wind, solar and other clean power sources are consistently playing in Britain’s energy transition”.

“We’re working closely with the government to accelerate the pace at which we build new projects and new supply chains in the face of intense global competition, as everyone is trying to replicate our success,” McGrail said.

Electricity from fossil fuels was two-thirds lower in 2023 compared with its peak in 2008, according to Carbon Brief. It found that coal has dropped by 97% and gas by 43% in the last 15 years.

Coal power is expected to fall further in 2024 after the planned shutdown of Britain’s last remaining coal plant in September. The Ratcliffe on Soar coal plant, owned by the German utility Uniper, is scheduled to shut before next winter after generating power for over 55 years.

Renewable energy has increased sixfold since 2008 as the UK has constructed more wind and solar farms, and the large Drax coal plant has converted some of its generating units to burn biomass pellets.

Electricity demand has tumbled by 22% since its peak in 2005, according to the data, as part of a long-term trend driven by more energy efficient homes and appliances as well as a decline in the UK’s manufacturing sector.

Demand for electricity is expected to double as the UK aims to cut emissions to net zero by 2050 because the plan relies heavily on replacing fossil fuel transport and heating with electric alternatives.

In recent weeks [aka at the end of 2023], offshore wind developers have given the green light to another four large windfarms in UK waters, including the world’s largest offshore windfarm at Hornsea 3, which will be built off the North Yorkshire coast by Denmark’s Ørsted."

-via The Guardian, January 2, 2024

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ceevee5 · 9 months

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#global warming #climate protest #just stop oil #fossil fuels

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smarmy-yet-satisfying · 1 year

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Anyone else ever feel like bludgeoning oil executives and politicians to death with a rusty pipe over what they’ve doomed us all to?

Capitalism is a death sentence for the human race

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coreforeuk · 5 months

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Communique № #122823.001 - List of excluded countries by Core Fore (UK) Ltd

Global sanctioned, prohibited and high risk countries.

Communique № #12/28/23.001 Thursday, December 28, 2023 Ref: Global sanctioned, prohibited and high risk countries. Subject: List of excluded countries. Publicly announced: As of today, we can neither issue invoice to, nor receive any ICPOs or funds from, the companies originating from the countries listed in the annex attached hereto. Annex: Appendix _ Country/Region Risk Level List…

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mindblowingscience · 6 months

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According to the president of COP28, the latest round of UN climate negotiations in the United Arab Emirates, there is "no science" indicating that phasing out fossil fuels is necessary to restrict global heating to 1.5°C. President Sultan Al Jaber is wrong. There is a wealth of scientific evidence demonstrating that a fossil fuel phase-out will be essential for reining in the greenhouse gas emissions driving climate change. I know because I have published some of it. Back in 2021, just before the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, my colleagues and I published a paper in Nature entitled Unextractable fossil fuels in a 1.5°C world. It argued that 90% of the world's coal and around 60% of its oil and gas needed to remain underground if humanity is to have any chance of meeting the Paris agreement's temperature goals. Crucially, our research also highlighted that the production of oil and gas needed to start declining immediately (from 2020), at around 3% each year until 2050. This assessment was based on a clear understanding that the production and use of fossil fuels, as the primary cause of CO₂ emissions (90%), needs to be reduced in order to stop further heating. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) says that net zero CO₂ emissions will only be reached globally in the early 2050s, and warming stabilized at 1.5°C, if a shift away from fossil fuels to low-carbon energy sources begins immediately.

#Enviroment #Global Warming #Climate Change #Fossile Fuels #Gas #Oil

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feckcops · 8 months

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The public wants to save the planet – as long as it doesn’t personally inconvenience them

“Back in July, Just Stop Oil (JSO) experienced something unusual – they found they were the ones being protested. An alternative group called Just Stop Pissing People Off attempted to block Just Stop Oil from engaging in disruptive protests and interrupted their events, saying that the climate crisis is real but that JSO is distracting and alienating people. The counter-protests tell us a great deal about Britain’s contradictory attitude to the climate crisis.

“Broadly, Brits understand that the climate crisis climate change is a major problem. 65% of us are worried about the climate crisis (versus just 28% who aren’t) while the same proportion supports the government’s aim of reducing Britain’s net carbon emissions to zero by 2050 ... Eight in 10 back more tree planting, subsidies for energy-efficient homes and higher taxes for high-carbon companies. 62% would support a requirement for all energy production to come from renewable sources. But this enthusiasm has its limits.

“When asked if they would back policies that would impose limits on what they personally can do, Brits quickly turn against them. For instance, two-thirds oppose the idea of a limit on how much meat they can buy, and a majority oppose banning petrol and diesel cars ... Even though 62% of voters back the idea of requiring all energy to be renewable, just 39% want to ban new North Sea oil fields, and a mere 32% want to prohibit the sale of gas boilers ...

“The British public is not as supportive of action on the climate crisis as many environmentalists would hope. We favour general, uncontentious ideas – net zero, tree-planting, tax rises on high-carbon companies – but when asked for our opinion on a climate policy that would directly affect us personally, we baulk. This is partly due to worries about the cost of living, but it’s also about avoiding personal inconvenience.

“Just Stop Pissing Everyone Off perfectly encapsulates the British attitude to the climate crisis: sure, it’s a problem, but not ours. As Homer Simpson once asked: ‘Can’t someone else do it?’”

#just stop oil #climate activists #climate activism #activism #climate crisis #climate breakdown #climate change #climate #tree planting #home insulation #low emission zones #renewable energy #renewables #oil and gas #fossil fuels #motorists #public opinion #brits #uk

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