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Die Ermittelung des Abnutzungssatzesughout the United States, oil and gas shale are being “hydrofracked” to produce petroleum and natural gas. Oil (or tar) sands from Canada is being “processed”—thereby generating large amounts of crude.. The unconventional fossil fuels revolution that is taking place in North America must be placed w

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-40430-0 preceding chapter). Similarly, the United States actively sought to prevent the development of plutonium as a source of power (as described in Chapter 1). Therefore, the seeming need to bring the oil sands to market follows directly from the United States ignoring/suppressing energy alternatives to

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Die Ermittelung des AbnutzungssatzesDoug Stokes and Sam Raphael in their volume, ., point to the overtly hegemonic dynamics of US foreign policy in relationship to oil.. US dominance of the world’s petroleum gives it strategic leverage over virtually every country in the world. America’s tar sands policy is consistent with this.

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Global Oil Politics,Doug Stokes and Sam Raphael in their volume, ., point to the overtly hegemonic dynamics of US foreign policy in relationship to oil.. US dominance of the world’s petroleum gives it strategic leverage over virtually every country in the world. America’s tar sands policy is consistent with this.

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Urban Sprawl as Economic Stimulus, preceding chapter). Similarly, the United States actively sought to prevent the development of plutonium as a source of power (as described in Chapter 1). Therefore, the seeming need to bring the oil sands to market follows directly from the United States ignoring/suppressing energy alternatives to fossil fuels.