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28 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. August, 2002. DRAFT Evaluation of Impacts to
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29 Fletcher, Sam. 2005. “Unconventional gas vital to US supply,” Oil and Gas Journal. Feb. 28,
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29a Energy Information Administration. February, 2005. Annual Energy Outlook 2005. Report
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30
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31
East of Huajatolla Citizens Alliance. 2001. Information Sheet #3. Biography of a Coalbed
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32 Fambrough, J. June, 1996. See endnote 30
33 Beaumont and Foster, 1992; Leg, 1994. in Oil – A Life Cycle Analysis of its Health and
Environmental Impacts. Edited by Paul R. Epstein and Jesse Selber. The Center for Health and
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34
Fambrough, J. June, 1996. See endnote 30.
35
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36 Fambrough, J. June, 1996. See endnote 30.
37 Griffiths, Mary and Marr-Laing, Tom. February, 2001. When the Oilpatch Comes to Your
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38
Griffiths, Mary and Marr-Laing, Tom. February, 2001. February, 2001. See endnote 37.
39
Griffiths, Mary and Marr-Laing, Tom. February, 2001. See endnote 37.
40
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41 U.S. EPA. October, 2000. pp. 22, 23. See endnote 16.
42 Baars, D.L., Watney, W. Lynn, Steeples, Don W., and Brostuen, Erling A. 1993. See endnote
40.
43 Baars, D.L., Watney, W. Lynn, Steeples, Don W., and Brostuen, Erling A. 1993. See endnote
40.
44 U.S. EPA. p. 18. October, 2000. See endnote 16.
45 Baars, D.L., Watney, W. Lynn, Steeples, Don W., and Brostuen, Erling A. 1993. See endnote
40.
46 Baars, D.L., Watney, W. Lynn, Steeples, Don W., and Brostuen, Erling A. 1993. See endnote
40. And U.S. EPA. October, 2000. p. 23. See endnote 16.
47 American Petroleum Institute. 1998. 1997 Joint Association Survey on Drilling Costs,
American in EPA, 2000, p. 17.
48 Baars, D.L., Watney, W. Lynn, Steeples, Don W., and Brostuen, Erling A. 1993. See endnote
40.
49 Baars, D.L., Watney, W. Lynn, Steeples, Don W., and Brostuen, Erling A. 1993. See endnote
40.
50 Southwest Pollution Prevention Center “Gas and Oil Hub,” (http://p2.utep.edu)
51 Up to nine acres, according to the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM). 2000. Draft
RMPA/EIS for Federal Fluid Minerals Leasing and Development in Sierra and Otero Counties. 4-
50. Cited in Sean Smith, Katy Rexford and Katherine Teitgen. p. 3. See endnote 5. As much as
40 acres according to the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources. See endnote 398.
52
New Mexico State University. 1985. Oil and Gas Interactions with the Ranching Industry in
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53
BLM. 2000. See endnote 51.
54
La Plata County (Colorado). 2002. La Plata County Impact Report. pp. 3-99, 3-110.
(http://co.laplata.co.us/publications.htm)
55
New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association. Feb. 2003. Oil and Gas Position Paper.
56
BLM. 2003. p. 3-103. See endnote 18.
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