| Description |
1 online resource |
| Series |
Anthem ecosystem services and restoration series |
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Anthem ecosystem services and restoration.
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| Contents |
Intro; Half Title; Series Information; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Illustrations; About the Authors; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1 Introduction: The Complexity and Conflicts of Energy in The us Landscape; Why Is Energy Development and Production Important in Regard to Land Use?; Why This Book?; What General Factors Shape Energy Development and Production on US Lands and What Kinds of Conflicts Arise?; Private property; The split estate; Uneven distribution of benefits and costs; Jurisdictional complexity; State preemption of local control; Federal preemption of state and local control |
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Cumulative costs and benefits across the landscapeSiting disputes as proxy fights for national priorities and values; The Organization of This Book; Chapter 2 Land-Based Wind Energy Siting: The Not-So-Silent Wind; Introduction; The Scale of Wind Energy; Regulatory Structures and Decision-Making Frames for Wind Energy Development; Jurisdictional gaps, overlaps and inconsistencies; Inconsistency for developers; Limited technical capacity; Government incentives; Conflicts around Wind Energy Siting; Factors Fueling These Conflicts; Collaborative Opportunities; Joint fact-finding |
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Negotiated developer-community agreementsVoluntary national or regional guidelines; Improved regulatory frameworks; Analyze social compatibility along with technical and economic feasibility; Increase proactive local and regional planning for energy siting; Conclusion; Case Studies; The American Wind Wildlife Institute; Information exchange; Technological innovation; Science for policy and practice; Altamont Pass Wind Resource Area; Massachusetts Wind Turbine Noise Technical Advisory Group; Chapter 3 Nuclear Waste Siting: Getting Good People to Accept the Bad; Introduction |
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Scope and Scale of the IssuesRegulatory Framework; Federal authority and responsibility; State and tribal authority and responsibility; Nuclear industry authority and responsibility; Conflicts Surrounding Nuclear Waste Facilities Siting; History of Yucca Mountain highlights conflicts around nuclear waste management; Collaborative and Conflict Resolution Opportunities; What does consent look like?; Support independent assessment of science and risks; Provide compensation and incentives to address fairness; Acknowledge and address public concerns about transportation risks |
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Build in timelines and compensation for delaysPilot consent-based siting and document lessons learned; Create a well-structured process for informed input at the state and local levels; Conclusion; Case Studies; Waste Isolation Pilot Plant; Efforts to Find a Site for Consolidated Storage; Chapter 4 Gas and Oil and Unconventional Shale: The New Old Frontier; Introduction; The Scale of Oil and Gas Production in the United States; Regulatory Framework; Conflicts Created; Conflict between neighboring landowners; Conflict between surface owner and mineral rights owner |
| Summary |
Based on decades of experience in addressing energy-siting conflicts, the authors of 'Resolving Land and Energy Conflicts' provide details of a host of tools, strategies and principles for tackling them |
| Notes |
Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed October 16, 2018) |
| Subject |
Land use -- United States
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Power resources -- United States
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Energy policy -- United States
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Real Estate -- General.
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Energy policy
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Land use
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Power resources
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United States
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Kansal, Tushar, author
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Morris, Catherine, author
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Smith, Stacie, author
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| ISBN |
9781783088546 |
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1783088540 |
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9781783088539 |
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1783088532 |
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