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How often do we use oil and natural gas in our daily basis.

The wedsite is reliable, because it's the The International Association of Oil & Gas Producers (IOGP), their members provide 40% of the world’s oil and gas and operates in different continents.

It presents all the essential prodcts which includes oil or natural gas.

https://www.iogp.org/oil-in-everyday-life/

Oil in everyday life

What kinds of structure will require mass amount of oil and/or natural gas.

It is reliable, because it is made by the government of canada which it updates often and the information comes from only facts.

The website is for The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, it is specificly for oil and natrual gas.

https://www.capp.ca/natural-gas/uses-for-gas/

Uses for Natural Gas and the uses of oil

What are the various ways that the oil and natural gas be be transported, is it safe?

The wedsite provide detailed answers to my question through

https://www.capp.ca/energy/transportation/

The transportation of oil and natural gas

What structures would extract oil and natural gas?

This wedsite is reliable, because it states that it is one of the most highly respected and up-to-date resources about the chemical industry. The innovative website has easy cross-referencing and drill-down capability and achieves a new level of access for the student, researcher and industrial chemist alike.

The websit is about essential chemical industry, which includes information about the facts of oil and natural gas.

https://www.essentialchemicalindustry.org/processes/extracting-oil-and-natural-gas-fracking.html

Extracting crude oil and natural gas

Should the companies take responsibility for the damage their products do to the environment?

The Guardian is trustworthy, because it has a good reputation and it has a fairly long history since it's founded in 1821.

The gardian is and news network, so it will be less biased and more fact based.

https://www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/where-does-companies-responsibility-end-dscussion-best-bits

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