46 research outputs found
PenQuest Volume 5, Number 1
Table of Contents for this Volume:
Success by Shatney
Maria by Jane O’Neal
Intrusions by Mark McBride
The Mystery of the Back Porch Light by Nature Johnston
Truth and the Violin by Shatney
Corporate America by Julie Crowell
Pete’s Cafe by Nature Johnston
Geranium by Anne Benjamin
The Man Who Buried His Books by William Slaughter
Erasures by William Slaughter
Mind You and other poems by Kate Mathews
Coffee in the Tea Room by Kathleen O’Brien
The Children by Katharine Rodier
Sisters, Reclamation, Not Wanting to Say, “I Told You So,” But… by Kathleen O’Brien
Genetics by Kathleen O’Brien
The Anguish of Flames by Kathleen O’Brien
turning plows by Mark McBride
A Valediction for My Father by Jonathan Williams
Untitled by Mark Sablow
Artificial Portrait by Kevin Christenson
Untitled by Latrell Mickler
Untitled by Kevin Christenson
Galvanistic Ascension by Mark Grisham
Power Surge by Mark Grisham
Untitled by Lori Kirsbau
Squaring the circle: Balancing the economic benefits of unconventional hydrocarbon extraction with the inimitable cultural significance of environments
Hydrocarbon extraction will continue for the foreseeable future, and undoubtedly impact upon regions and environments which this industry or indeed modern infrastructure had not done so previously. In light of this the paper considers how decisions with regard to the permitting or licensing of such projects might include the cultural significance of such environments more effectively. Focusing on the extraction of oil sands in Alberta, Canada as a model, the paper will establish the failings of established methods of assessing such values and whether human rights law, more accomplished in dealing with such subjective considerations, offers an alternative. Finally the paper will suggest a framework which, whilst incapable of solving all of the inherent issues in the inclusion of such subjective considerations in an industry so focused on quantification, might better balance them with the overbearing economic arguments for extraction
Marine nature conservation review Review of marine biological information for Shetland
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