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A proposed paper entitled: Characterizing landscapes in regional risk governance has been accepted for inclusion in a special issue of the International Journal of Performability and Engineering.
The topic of the special issue will be Risk Governance and Risk Communication. In this paper we will propose a framework and procedure to characterize a regional risk governance landscape. Our intent is to develop an analytical tool to help paint a picture that would convey valuable information to many individual decision making parties whose individual and collective interests would be furthered by coordinating decisions on a regional level. We propose to demonstrate this framework using the example of hydraulic fracturing for oil and gas in the USA.
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This is happening big time in Germany, and some say it has made local utilities much more innovative and responsive to customer demand.
http://grist.org/climate-energy/california-communities-seize-control-of-their-energy-futures/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_term=Weekly%2520March%25203&utm_campaign=weekly National poll of Americans by Stanford University and New York Times, January 2015. Some findings relevant to Energy Transitions. 
Columbia University's Jason Borfoff and Trever Houser issued a report examining the question of whether America should begin to export crude oil. One of the key issues concerns America's refining capacity, a topic of research here at the Energy Trans Lab. http://www.energytrans.org/research.html
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