Debate 2012 Summary

1. Topic 27: Geothermal energy, a clean, safe, environmentally friendly and sustainable energy source

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2. Topic 15: Carbon emissions trading: How viable?

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3. Topic 22: The role of safety in view of world energy forecast: Striking a future balance

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4. Topic 18: The percieved conflict between safety and production

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5. Topic 18: The percieved conflict between safety and production

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1) Topic 17: Should Arctic drilling activities be halted until the Safety and Technology are improved?
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2) Topic 17: Should Arctic drilling activities be halted until the Safety and Technology are improved?
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3) Topic 17: Should Arctic drilling activities be halted until the Safety and Technology are improved?
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Hello,

(Here is the link if you can not see the list bellow node/13795 )

This is my entry list:

1.    severe accidents

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2.    The perceived conflict between safety and production.

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3.    Safety and risk management in oil and gas industry

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4.    TEXAS CITY FIRE DISASTER, 16th APRIL, 1947.

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5.    Post Macondo underwater technology

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6.    Safety, Reliability and Integrity Management Processes and the Human Factor effect

1. Concentrating for a moment, node/13345#comment-21266

2. ideas of a newcomer, node/13475#comment-21173

3. I could not agree more with, node/13535#comment-21199

4. Quoting William's original post, node/13474#comment-21254

5. Quoting William's original post (cont), node/13474#comment-21255

1.    Is nuclear power safe for humans and the environment?

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2.    Post Macondo underwater technology

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3.    Why is the FAR and SIR measures of fatality considered poor measures from the organisation perpective.

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ALARP (As Low as Reasonably Practical) principle is one of the key techniques used to demonstrate application of Safety Management System on a Project /Worksite. It requires that hazards to personnel and the environment are identified, risks from these hazards are understood and that all reasonably practicable steps are taken to minimise the identified risks. It is similar to Best Available Technique which is applied to minimise environmental impacts from activity, product or services.

1. Future of Energy and safety

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 2. Safety in the new energy economy

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3.Experience is the best teacher

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4.  From Regulation to directive

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5. Why the directive

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6. Contribution of the bling shear Ram to system failure

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7.Redundancy and the Macondo incident

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1. Disscusion Topic 28: your view on Imechanica

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2.Discussion Topic 3: Is fracking for shale gas safe and without damage to community environment? Should it be banned? 

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3.Disscusion Topic18: The percieve conflict between safety and production

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4.Discussion Topic 4: If the Piper Alpha disaster occurred today, discuss the current safety legislative regime that will apply.

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