The Rise of China and Its Energy Implications
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Study by Joe Barnes, James D. Coan, Jareer Elass…
December 2, 2011
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Carbon Management in China: The Effects of Decentralization and Privatization
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I. Introduction
As the People’s Republic of China nears a…
Steven W. Lewis December 2, 2011
Quantitative Analysis of Scenarios for Chinese Domestic Unconventional Natural Gas Resources and Their Role in Global LNG Markets
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I. Introduction
The past decade has yielded dramatic…
Kenneth B. Medlock III, Peter R. Hartley December 2, 2011
China’s Oil Sector: Trends and Uncertainties
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I. Introduction
Even a cursory glance across the vast…
Alan Troner December 2, 2011
The Future of Urban Sprawl in China and Its Impact on Transportation Oil Use
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I. Introduction
In the next couple of decades…
James D. Coan December 2, 2011
Water Currents and the Protection of Upper Texas Coastal Marshes, Bays and Estuaries From Oil Spills in the Gulf of Mexico 
Note Texas Gulf coastal march: Note barrier islands on the far side of the bay.
Source Bureau of Economic Geology, The University of Texas.
Introduction
Figure 1
Source Bureau of Economic Geology, The University of Texas.
The marshes, bays, and estuaries of the upper Texas Gulf Coast form a complex matrix of rich…
Ronald L. Sass November 22, 2011
Testimony to the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources by Energy Fellow Kenneth B. Medlock III
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This testimony was delivered before the U.S. Senate…
Kenneth B. Medlock III November 8, 2011
The Status of World Oil Reserves: Conventional and Unconventional Resources in the Future Supply Mix
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Introduction
Are We Running Out of Oil?
For decades…
Amy Myers Jaffe, Kenneth B. Medlock III, Ronald Soligo October 19, 2011
Global Update 2011: USA
The NIH, which has an annual budget of over US$31 billion, is the world’s largest biomedical research agency and is a major strength for science in the U.S. Despite the political nature of stem cell research, this area of science has flourished across the country. In 2010, the NIH funded approximately US$1.3 billion in stem cell research. According to the ISI Web of Science, more than 4,000 U.S.-authored stem cell publications were produced in 2010 — approximately 40% of the world total. The average citation rate was 4.12 per article, with six articles amassing 100 citations in less than 18 months after release.
Kirstin R.W. Matthews October 14, 2011
Report on the Effects of Houston-area Red Light Monitoring Cameras
Summary
This report tracks the impact of red light monitoring cameras on the frequency of traffic accidents in Houston, Texas…
Matthew Loftis, Aleksander Ksiazkiewicz, Robert M. Stein August 16, 2011