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Independent Expert Scientific Panel – Report on Unconventional Oil and Gas [PDF]
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Curran, J. +8 more
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Cities in American federalism: evidence on state-local government conflict from a survey of mayors [PDF]
Previous scholarship on American federalism has largely focused on the national government's increasingly conflictual relationship with the states. While some studies have explored the rise of mandates at the state level, there has been comparatively ...
Einstein, Katherine L., Glick, David M.
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Commons in the Common Sense: Resisting Enclosures with Anti-Fracking Activists in Lancashire, UK [PDF]
Anton Vandevoorde
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Fair fracking? Ethics and environmental justice in United Kingdom shale gas policy and planning [PDF]
The exploitation of shale gas resources is a significant issue of environmental justice. Uneven distributions of risks and social impacts to local site communities must be balanced against the economic benefits to gas users and developers; and unequal ...
Cotton, M.D.
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Beyond the Boom: Ensuring Adequate Payment for Mineral Wealth Extraction [PDF]
Examines Ohio's severance tax rate and receipts on gas and oil extraction compared with other states, oil and gas production's costs to the state, and potential impact of a higher tax.
Wendy Patton
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The Macroeconomic Impact of Energy Price Shocks: Threshold Effects and the Fracking Boom
Todd B. Potts, David B. Yerger
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Petróleo, paz inconclusa y nueva lógica del conflicto
Este artículo describe la relación entre petróleo y el antagonismo social, laboral y armado en Colombia, por este motivo se adentra en la coyuntura que vive el país, arriesgando una reflexión prospectiva sobre la matriz energética nacional y las nuevas ...
Libardo Sarmiento
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Fracking en el sur de Mendoza: riesgos, incertidumbres y resistencias en contexto de una mega-sequía
Lucrecia Wagner
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Hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling have increased dramatically in Pennsylvania Marcellus shale formations, however the potential for major environmental impacts are still incompletely understood.
Ryan eTrexler +14 more
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