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Pantex: U.S. Nuclear Weapons Assembly Facility
Overview of the Pantex nuclear weapons assembly facility in Texas, its history, operations, and environmental impact.
Camps for Climate Action: History, Tactics and Global Movement
Overview of the Camps for Climate Action movement, its anarchist organizational structure, and major protests at UK energy sites.
Edward L. Morse: Career in Energy Economics and Policy
Edward L. Morse is an American energy economist, former State Department official, and Global Head of Commodities Research at Citigroup.
Alaa Batayneh: Career in Jordanian Energy Policy and Politics
Profile of Alaa Batayneh, Jordanian politician and former Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources.
Blockade Australia: Direct Action and Climate Protests
Overview of Blockade Australia, a direct action group protesting climate change through rail and port blockades in Australia.
Upper Paunglaung Dam: Hydroelectric Infrastructure and Social Impact in Myanmar
Gravity dam on the Paunglaung River in Myanmar, 140 MW capacity, completed 2015, displacing 15,000 residents.
Anekdote zur Senkung der Arbeitsmoral: Heinrich Böll's Short Story
Analysis of Heinrich Böll's 1963 short story about a tourist and a fisherman, exploring themes of work ethic and happiness.
Heartland Institute: History, Climate Denial and Policy Influence
Overview of the Heartland Institute, a US think tank known for tobacco and climate change skepticism.
Electricity provider switching: Mechanisms, markets, and consumer choice
Analysis of electricity provider switching in deregulated markets including the US, Canada, UK, and France.