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Abstract Drawing on ethnographic field research that I conducted in Houston, Texas since late 2018, I explore subterranean storage arrangements utilised by the US hydrocarbon industry. I argue that storage is vital not only to its pluri‐temporal strategies but to the outward projection of good governance.
Sean Field
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The Impact of Shortages on Manufacturers' New Order Dynamics
ABSTRACT Industry practitioners and policymakers have a strong interest in understanding the dynamics associated with manufacturing firms' new orders. In the United States, many organizations, including the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), multiple branches of the Federal Reserve Banking System, and the Census Bureau publish data on new orders to
Jason Shin +2 more
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This article aims to account for the unexpected rise of community mobilization against hydraulic fracturing (fracking) in western Newfoundland, Canada, since 2012.
Angela V. Carter, Leah M. Fusco
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This paper presents a timely and detailed study of significant injection-induced seismicity recently observed in the Sichuan Basin, China, where shale-gas hydraulic fracturing has been initiated and the aggressive production of shale gas is planned for ...
Xinglin Lei +7 more
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This study investigated the characteristics of two‐liquid slurry propagation filling of underground concealed spaces under flowing water conditions in metal mines using on‐site engineering tests. We proposed four different grout stratigraphic classifications, investigated four main factors affecting grout propagation, and summarized five different ...
Baofu Wu +5 more
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Public Perceptions of High-Volume Hydraulic Fracking and Deep Shale Gas Development [PDF]
This document is one of the seven technical reports completed for the Hydraulic Fracturing in Michigan Integrated Assessment conducted by the University of Michigan. During the initial phase of the project, seven faculty-led and student-staffed teams focused on the following topics: Technology, Geology/Hydrogeology, Environment/Ecology, Human Health ...
Wolske, Kim, Hoffman, Andrew
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How Patterns of Democracy Impact Policy Processes: When Lijphart and Sabatier Meet
ABSTRACT Policy process theories and institutional theories are two foundational strands in political science, both concerned with how people engage in politics. However, they differ in their focus, with policy process theories emphasizing the roles of actors, while institutional theories concentrate on the structures in which these actors are embedded.
Karin Ingold +4 more
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Benefits of hydraulic fracking
If an average American heard the word ‘fracking’ ten years ago, chances are he or she would have worried about the manners of the speaker. Today, however, opinions about fracking are solidifying, and battle lines are being drawn, even if understanding remains sketchy.
Hassett, K, Mathur, A
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Regulation Requires Records: Access to Fracking Information in the Marcellus/Utica Shale Formations
In the world of environmental regulation, records are the foundation on which all further regulatory action takes place. From permits that give industry permission to pollute in the name of economic activity, to annual production reports documenting how ...
Eira Tansey
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Cradle to grave GHG emissions analysis of shale gas hydraulic fracking in Western Australia
Western Australia has globally significant onshore gas resources, with over 280 trillion cubic feet of economically recoverable gas located in five shale basins.
Bista Sangita +2 more
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