FACTOID # 60: Japan's water has a very high dissolved oxygen concentration - but not enough to prevent drowning in the bath.
 
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Encyclopedia > Brage

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Tampabay: Brage's little house of hope (899 words)
Brage Sassin satnds on the balcony of his treehouse in the family's Tampa Palms back yard as his mother, Tammy Sassin watches from the ground below.
Diagnosed with leukemia at age 2, Brage was thought to be in remission at 5.
Brage helped with the design of three windows, a trap door (for keeping out girls, except for his sister and cousin) and a balcony, complete with railing.
Zero emissions and more oil from Brage - Hydro (341 words)
Hydro and the other Brage field partners have decided to invest additional funds into reducing emissions of oil-bearing produced water from the field's processing facility.
Brage is a mature oil field that today produces some 20,000 barrels of oil daily.
Brage has been Hydro's pilot field for introducing integrated operations and transferring a number of operational work tasks to the onshore organization.
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