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From ⁨⁨⁨⁨⁨#AnnafromUkraine⁩⁩⁩⁩⁩ @AnnafromUkraine@youtube.com
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RUSSIAN OFFICERS MYSTERIOUS DEMILITARIZATION IN THE REAR Vlog 949: War in #Ukraine

🚨 00:00 – The epidemic of defenestration continues in #Russia! Two high-ranking officials took the express route out of their offices in a single day—while another Russian war criminal met #justice.
💥 03:30 – Ukrainian #drones are keeping up their educational excursions to Russian #oil #refineries. Nine out of ten key refineries have already been ...

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The map says

"GEOGRAPHY OF STRIKES ON #OIL BASES AND OIL #REFINERIES IN THE #RUSSIAN TERRITORY

Period: September 2023 - January 2025"

Along the bottom you can a timeline with a good tempo in 2024, with some lulls, but then an increase in tempo in January 2025

It is my belief, I could be wrong, that #Ukraine can cripple #Russia's oil #industry

I also believe, I could be wrong, that Ukraine is focusing on this now

To send the #Russian #economy into meltdown

Continued thread

"The stated goal of many of these policies is to bring down energy costs for American consumers. Yet bringing down costs will be difficult."

Under a so-called “national energy emergency”:
"Trump told the EPA to study whether carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases are dangerous air pollutants.

Trump lifted federal environmental and #permitting rules; [this] could force blue states — the Northeast and West Coast — to accept new oil and gas #pipelines and #refineries."

heatmap.news/politics/trump-en

Heatmap News · Trump’s Energy Agenda Is Uninhibited — and IncoherentBy Robinson Meyer

"In Poland, #heat may soon exceed the point at which the country’s top fuel supplier can run its #refineries normally. Macquarie Group estimates that heat-related disruption at European plants reached about 1 million barrels-a-day last year — almost 10% of what they normally handle.

In the US, the East Coast and Midwest regions may be hardest hit. Operations there are designed to deal with winter’s cold, not summer’s heat."

bloomberg.com/news/articles/20
#heatwave

Bloomberg · Searing Heat Triggers Fuel-Supply Worries at Oil Refineries in Europe and BeyondTemperatures in Europe are getting close to levels at which some oil refineries would have to start making less fuel.

"Don't strike #russian oil #refineries," they said to Ukraine...

... #russia loses capacity after attacks → foreign #investors lose money.

Who would have thought!

Take here a glimpse of the intervined interests that were (and still are!) put above morale and Ukrainian lives:

molfar.com/en/blog/zahidni-inv

@randahl @EugeneMcParland

But #ExxonLied wants to get into the #LithiumMining business using a secretive process. What could go wrong?!!

Insight: Three Exxon refineries top the list of U.S. polluters

By Tim Mclaughlin
June 1, 2021

BATON ROUGE, Louisiana (Reuters) - "#ExxonMobil's U.S. #OilRefineries refineries pump out far more #lung-damaging soot than similarly-sized facilities operated by rivals, according to regulatory documents and a Reuters analysis of pollution test results.

"The Texas-based firm's three largest #refineries - two in #Texas and one in #Louisiana - are the nation's top three emitters of small #particulatematter according to the analysis of the latest tests submitted to regulators by the nation's 10 largest refineries.

"The three Exxon refineries together averaged emissions of 80 pounds per hour, eight times the average rate of the seven other refineries on the top-ten list, some of which are larger than Exxon's plants, the analysis shows. The top polluter, Exxon's #BatonRouge refinery, averaged 138 pounds per hour.

"The performance reflects the firm's inadequate spending to cut emissions, said Wilma Subra, a Louisiana-based scientist who formerly served on the Environmental Protection Agency's National Environmental Justice Advisory Council.

"'Exxon has all the resources in the world to lower its pollution rates dramatically,' she said.

"The company has taken heat for years for its environmental performance. This week, Exxon lost at least two seats on its board of directors to an activist hedge fund seeking to force the firm to reckon with #ClimateChange.

"Exxon (XOM.N) said in a statement that it tries [not very hard, apparently] to comply with environmental laws and has invested billions of dollars to reduce emissions over the last two decades." [And buy congress members]

reuters.com/business/energy/th

Reuters · Insight: Three Exxon refineries top the list of U.S. pollutersBy Tim Mclaughlin

Use gas
Drive everywhere
Raise global temperature
#Heatwave hits refineries
Less gas, and more expensive
#GasPrice goes up

"#Refineries aren’t designed to operate in temperatures above 95 degrees, so companies scale back production during #heatwaves as a safety and efficiency measure. Much of the country’s refinery capacity is in areas of #Texas and #Louisiana where the average daily maximum temperature in July has been at least 95 degrees."

#ClimateChange
washingtonpost.com/business/20

The Washington PostGas prices hit their highest level this year as heat hampers refineriesBy Eli Tan

Beze Gray is a #2spirit land & water defender from #Aamjiwnaang #FirstNation . The name Aamjiwnaang means “at the spawning stream.” Their reserve in #Sarnia , #Ontario is situated awfully close to #ChemicalValley 0.
As the name suggests, this area is filled with more than 60 #chemical plants & #oil #refineries emitting tonnes of #AirPollution to the communities situated nearby, which has #concerning #health & #mentalHealth impacts.

theresolve.ca/living-in-the-sh

The ResolveLiving in the shadow of Chemical Valley‘All of a sudden, the air doesn’t smell right, or it can be hard to breathe.’