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Refinery project good for Tulsa Tulsa may no longer be the "Oil Capital of America," as it once claimed, but the energy industry continues to be a big part of the local economy. Last week Sinclair Tulsa Refinery Co. broke ground on a $1 billion expansion of its west Tulsa refinery that promises to be a major economic boon for the area. The expansion means that Sinclair, a name that goes back...

I'm not sure I understand your objections. How are allergies going to get worse? And won't the air quality be measurable? There are specific pollution metrics, right? It will either be cleaner or it won't. Everyone seems to think the metrics from this site will decrease because of the new technology--so how is this bad for Tulsa air quality?

quote: Originally posted by Floyd I'm not sure I understand your objections. How are allergies going to get worse? And won't the air quality be measurable? There are specific pollution metrics, right? It will either be cleaner or it won't. Everyone seems to think the metrics from this site will decrease because of the new technology--so how is this bad for Tulsa air quality? If you...

Just asking questions. Note to self: for future reference, don't attempt to engage Deadheads in intelligent conversation.

quote: Originally posted by Floyd Just asking questions. Note to self: for future reference, don't attempt to engage Deadheads in intelligent conversation. Learned that a long time ago!

quote: Originally posted by FOTD quote: Originally posted by Floyd I'm not sure I understand your objections. How are allergies going to get worse? And won't the air quality be measurable? There are specific pollution metrics, right? It will either be cleaner or it won't. Everyone seems to think the metrics from this site will decrease because of the new technology--so how is this ...

quote: Originally posted by Floyd Just asking questions. Note to self: for future reference, don't attempt to engage Deadheads in intelligent conversation. Your juvenile response indicates your incapacity to search on your own, but these are well known trends among the medical community of one of many dangers evolving in the environment as the result of refining fosil fuels at ...

quote: Originally posted by cannon_fodder quote: Originally posted by FOTD Proof please that this will lead to lower prices. Here is a proof showing prices may go down: - Price is inverse to the ratio of supply/demand. - More production of fuel will increase the supply while having no effect on demand. - Therefor price will do down. Quod Erat Demonstrandum Now address the ...

quote: Originally posted by FOTD quote: Originally posted by Floyd Just asking questions. Note to self: for future reference, don't attempt to engage Deadheads in intelligent conversation. Your juvenile response indicates your incapacity to search on your own, but these are well known trends among the medical community of one of many dangers evolving in the environment as the...

quote: Originally posted by FOTD But the ability to release fuel to the open market is controlled and therefore supply can be manipulated to score a higher price. Hence, more profit for the refiner. If you have evidence of overt market manipulation please release it. Because I have worked with refiners in the past and they hold minimal inventories. There are no vast fields of diesel ...