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To address air pollution, oil refineries in Tulsa can invest in pollution control technologies like scrubbers and filters to reduce emissions. They can also consider switching to cleaner fuels such as natural gas to further minimize emissions. Improving energy efficiency through the installation of efficient equipment and lighting can also help reduce air pollution.

For water pollution, refineries can reduce wastewater discharges by implementing water recycling systems and utilizing more efficient treatment methods. Treating wastewater before discharge and reclaiming it for reuse, such as for cooling or process water, can also mitigate water pollution.

To tackle noise pollution, oil refineries can install noise barriers to minimize the impact on surrounding areas. Additionally, using quieter equipment like electric motors and encouraging employees to opt for quieter transportation methods such as bicycles or public transportation can help reduce noise pollution.

To address safety hazards, refineries can implement new safety procedures such as regular inspections and maintenance to reduce the risk of accidents. Providing comprehensive training to employees on safety procedures and investing in safety equipment such as personal protective equipment and fire suppression systems are also important steps.

In terms of economic impact, oil refineries can collaborate with the community to address concerns about environmental and economic impacts. This can involve working together to develop sustainable practices and initiatives. Additionally, refineries can contribute to the local economy by investing in local businesses and providing employment opportunities. Promoting renewable energy sources like solar and wind power can also demonstrate a commitment to a sustainable future.