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While coal is also a fossil fuel and a significant energy source, the term “Black Gold” is more commonly and specifically associated with petroleum.	Black Gold” is a widely used term for petroleum or crude oil, due to its dark color and immense economic value.	The extraction and use of petroleum have significant environmental impacts, including: Pollution: Oil spills, air and water pollution from refining and combustion. Climate Change: A major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Habitat Destruction: Impacts on wildlife and ecosystems due to oil extraction activities.

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While coal is also a fossil fuel and a significant energy source, the term “Black Gold” is more commonly and specifically associated with petroleum.	Black Gold” is a widely used term for petroleum or crude oil, due to its dark color and immense economic value.	The extraction and use of petroleum have significant environmental impacts, including: Pollution: Oil spills, air and water pollution from refining and combustion. Climate Change: A major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Habitat Destruction: Impacts on wildlife and ecosystems due to oil extraction activities.

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The Lokpal has the jurisdiction to inquire into and investigate allegations of corruption against certain public servants, including Ministers and Members of Parliament.	The appointment of Lokpal members involves a selection committee and requires parliamentary approval.

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The Lokpal has the jurisdiction to inquire into and investigate allegations of corruption against certain public servants, including Ministers and Members of Parliament.	The appointment of Lokpal members involves a selection committee and requires parliamentary approval.

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One of the primary objectives of OPEC is to coordinate and unify the petroleum policies of its Member Countries, with a key goal being to stabilize oil markets.	OPEC does not include all major oil-producing countries. Some major producers, such as the United States, Russia, and Norway, are not members of OPEC.

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One of the primary objectives of OPEC is to coordinate and unify the petroleum policies of its Member Countries, with a key goal being to stabilize oil markets.	OPEC does not include all major oil-producing countries. Some major producers, such as the United States, Russia, and Norway, are not members of OPEC.