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Mountain States Boom and Bust Energy Development Patterns, 1970-2000.
Summary of Conclusions and Excerpts from Final Draft .
This 75 page report exhaustively examines oil, gas, and coal development
patterns at 3 different levels: regional/state, county, and two case studies.
Results of the study indicate that energy-dependent regions have significantly
greater boom and bust characteristics than non energy-dependent communities.
Greater impacts include (1) population variability, (2) income growth and
stability, (3) unemployment variation, and (4)
economic diversification.
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| Powder River Basin Coalbed Methane Financial Model
(PRB-CBM-FM):
Revision of presentation given to University of Colorado, Natural Resources
Law Center Coalbed Methane Conference, April 4-5, 2002. |
Examines the impact on financial viability of Powder River Basin coalbed
methane operators of six different
water disposal options.
Critiques George W. Bush energy initiatives and examines the adequacy of
the U.S. natural gas resource base.
U.S. Senate testimony that explains the national significance of different
oil resource estimates underlying the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR),
Alaska.
Examines some public and private sector financial consequences of reforming
offshore oil platform waste disposal practices.
Finds that a proposed natural gas pipeline through proposed wilderness
areas in Virginia and West Virginia did not have a sound financial basis.
Researches recent developments in U.S. petroleum and natural gas
exploration.
Expertly critiques a U.S. General Accounting Office (GAO) report on Alaskan
oil and gas reserves and resources.
An advanced economic model that estimates the likelihood of finding
economic amounts of oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR), Alaska.
At one time this paper was used as a case study for natural resource valuation
at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government.
Looks at many different Wilderness Study Areas (WSAs) to determine the
reasonable likelihood that they may contain economic quantities of energy or
mineral resources.
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