Titlebook: American Empire and the Canadian Oil Sands; George A. Gonzalez Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 economy.ener

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The Canadian Oil Sands Policy Network,on substitute for crude oil. The continued/expanded development of the oil sands (i.e., bitumen) portends substantially higher levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide.. The specific focus of the debate over the Canadian oil sands has been the Keystone XL pipeline, which would have connected Alberta to

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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

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Democratic Ethics, Environmental Lobbying Groups, and Symbolic Inclusion: The Case of the Canadian urban sprawl.. More specifically, the goal of these actors is to deploy “clean” energy in sustaining power-profligate low-density urban development. Therefore, in addressing US global warming emissions, the “key political players” embrace the “weak” ecological modernization. of the American economy—

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Conclusion,cific ways. First, the demand that is now existent for the oil sands results directly from the historically profligate oil use on the part of the United States (i.e., urban sprawl). (As I show in Chapters 4 and 5, urban sprawl in the United States is itself a political phenomenon.) US oil consumptio

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